Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Exercise 5 - Car Safety

CAR SAFETY

1.2 million People are killed in the roads in the world and up to 50 million more are injured or disabled. One of the main reasons of the death of the young people around the world is the road accident. Half of all crash victims are road users such as pedestrians, Cyclists and motorcyclists. This numbers of the roads accidents will increase if the action is not taken.
So, we have to decrease the death rate on the roads. Today when we are about buying a car, one of the most important parts of the cars we are thinking about it is the safety system. To help you better understand what to look for, let’s see some instruments features that can protect the drivers and the passengers.
Firstly, the most common, seat belt. Seat belt designed to secure the occupant of a vehicle against harmful movement that may result from the sudden stop. Secondly, the air bag. It is an occupant designed to inflate rapidly to prevent occupants from striking interior objects such as the steering wheel or a window. Thirdly, Child seats, children can be killed or seriously injured by any accident. Finally, when it comes to safety, not all cars are equal. Choose a vehicle with features that protect the driver, passengers and other road users and increase driver control. If it does not have the maximum 3 safety rating, cross it off your list.

To sum up, I just want to tell you that when you are driving, please fasten your seat belt and also abide by the traffic rules to be safe.


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