We are social animals. It is our reponsibility to follow the rules and regulations set by our society. I always keep an eye on all posted laws, whereas some people always try to break these laws. Among my pet peeves are poor drivers.
First, everyone must obey laws, but now a days people love to break laws, I feel very miserable whenever I face them. I always want to say something, but they never pay attention to me. They always ignore me.
In addition, accidents occur due to reckless driving. They cause harm to other drivers and pedestrians. Also, they exceed the posted speed limits in all restricted zones which makes me mad.
Then it's complicated to follow these poor drivers. I can't drive safely when they are around me. They give me a hard time to others. For instance, they don't even care about police. These poor drivers with their poor actions don't take driving seriously. They use driving as fun and entertainment.
Lastly, I get irritated when the poor drivers drive children in their cars without fastening the seat belts. I can't bear parents who allow their children to move back and forth in the car. Sometimes this careless attitude causes harm to both parents' and children's lives.
On the whole, we should concentrate on our driving and try to improve our driving skills. Other drivers should follow the road instructions. These poor drivers are nerve wracking and make me annoyed. My desire is to teach them a good lesson about driving.
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Everyone should wear a seatbelt.
ya...might surprise some people to know that i grew up not wearing a seatbelt for a portion of my childhood...surprisingly im still alive :P my dad used to drive a really crappy car with no seatbelts and we didn't have any back seats either, we just had a mattress to "sit" on...ha, not fun times...it wasn't until my dad got a brand new car (which was when i was 7 yrs old) that our family actually started using seatbelts...but when i look back on it now, we were SERIOUSLY lacking car safety in those days...ya kids, buckle up.
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