Tram Essays

  • Character Analysis Of Wu Zongzhen And Wu Cuiyuan's Woman

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    self analysis is correct, their realization is temporary and not feasible in their actual lives due to the pressure of maintaining a good image in society. However Wu Cuiyuan does realize this, to Lu ZongZhen everything on the tram was a non-occurrence. Being sealed off on a tram from the rest of the world gives the people inside a chance to stop and think about their deeper issues - at first many seem to be opposed to that

  • Analysis Of Studying Abroad Learning Abroad

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    As J. Daniel Hess writes in his book, Studying Abroad/Learning Abroad, reflection on our actions is one of the most difficult things that a foreigner does. He writes, “How does one effectively grasp the meaning of a critical event and the essence of a new culture, understanding it in sufficient depth not only to appreciate its dynamic complexities but also to function comfortably as a participant.” These questions were always in my mind especially as I was by myself. In hindsight I may have tread

  • Importance Of Transport In Germany

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    Germany is known for their excellent public system of transportation. It is very famous for their autobahn (highway system) it has no direct speed limit. The Lufthansa is the national character which is Germany’s largest airline. Nearly every large city in Germany has their own airport serving domestic and international flights. The biggest airport is in Frankfurt. The airport of Frankfurt is Europe’s third busiest airport gateway. Bus transportation in Germany is extensive, it runs along major

  • Getting a job done

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    Getting a Job From I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings My room had all the cheeriness of a dungeon and the appeal of a tomb. It was going to be impossible to stay there, but leaving held no attraction for me, either…. The answer came to me with the suddenness of a collision. I would go to work. Mother wouldn’t be difficult to convince; after all, in school I was a year ahead of my grade and mother was a firm believer in self-sufficiency. In fact, she’d be pleased to think that I had that much gumption

  • Transportation System in London, England

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    carried a survey of the shops. We completed the table. Which is in the back of this coursework. We counted the number of low, middle and high order shops. We therefore able to identify what types of shopping area Wimbledon is. We then boarded the tram at Wimbledon station. While on the t... ... middle of paper ... ...hat fit this build in criteria. Conclusion “The Croydon Tramlink has benefited businesses and employment in The local area” In conclusion, my views on the hypothesis

  • Beautiful Ravenswood

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    Beautiful Ravenswood Enabling roads Grand River Ave. retraces one of the seven or eight significant Indian trials that led to De’troit as the French called it, the city on the straits. It travels ZZZ miles from the City center through the Northwestern suburbs towards Brighton, Howell and ultimately parallels the Grand River before it flows through Michigan’s state Capital of Lansing. By the 1840’s The Old Grand River Indian trail was but a muddy, mucky pair of ruts that was often impassable

  • Analysis Of The Fat Man And The Trolley's Car

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    Imagine if you had the ability to save the lives of five strangers but in order to do so you would have to sacrifice the life of another. What would you do? How would you decide what was the right thing to do? The majority of people will try and find the most ethical thing to do. Ethics is defined by a standard of behavior that tells humans how to act in certain situations. However, not all approaches will produce the same outcome, and even if they do produce the same outcome the process that

  • Public Transport: Maroubra Beach To The City

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    Public transport Six bus routes (376, 377, 395, 396, X77, X96) connect Maroubra Beach to the city. All of them stop at Marine Parade Terminus Station, but 376, 377, 396 run from Circular Quay; 395 runs from Railway Square where is close to Central Station; and X77 and X96 are the EXPRESS bus of 377 and 396 respectively, and only operate Monday to Friday peak hours. Two bus routes (317, 353) connect Maroubra Beach to Bondi Junction where is a transportation junction with several bus routes and train

  • Japanese Media

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    Japanese Media All across the world the influence of modern media is changing people’s lives and Japanese society is no different. Media can influence the way people think, feel and act. As technology becomes more advanced and accessibility of various media sources becomes easier for everyone, the influences of advertising, radio, TV and the movies continue to make a greater impact on society. The Japanese are consider to be leaders in all forms of technology as for this reason people across

  • Democracy and Transportation in America

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    Democracy and Transportation in America In 1952, Charles E. Wilson resigned as President of GM to become Secretary of Defense. At the confirmation he was asked if he could make a decision in the interest of the nation if it were adverse to GM. "Yes sir, I could," Wilson said. "I cannot conceive of one, because for years I thought what was good for our country was good for General Motors and vice versa. The difference does not exist."1 Yet his GM is accused of undermining the American transportation

  • Oil Conspiracy

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    Oil Conspiracy It is common knowledge these days that major oil companies are among the most wealthy and powerful entities in the world. Their massive incomes contribute enormously to economies all over the world and this gives them massive pull in these economies. It is no wonder then that conspiracy theories and myths of large scale evil plots surround these major oil producers. They range from the ridiculous to quite believable. Every thing from the deletion of alternative energies from

  • Collision Analysis: An Analysis Of Bicycle-Vehicle Collisions

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    2.2. Bicycle-Vehicle Collisions 2.2.1. Collision analysis Statistics taking from Spain, United Kingdom, Germany and Netherlands show the majority of all bicycle accidents involve a motor-powered vehicle such as a car, bus, truck, tram, etc... [9]. In Germany in 2011, 10% of fatally injured road users were cyclists [13]. Bicycle-vehicle accident accounted for 60% of all bicycle accidents, while bicycle-pedestrian and bicycle only accidents make up 5~6% and 12~16% respectively [9]. Data presented in

  • Solutions to the Underage Drinking Problem

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    Solutions to the Underage Drinking Problem As more and more innocent lives are taken by accidents involving alcohol, it's no wonder why the drinking age is enforced. Consumption of alcohol doesn't just pertain to drinking and driving but is also involved in teen deaths such as suicide, homicide, and other accidents including drowning. Last year, 224 Texans under the age of 21 died in traffic accidents caused by drunken drivers. How well is it being enforced though? A Gallup Youth Survey taken

  • Personal Narrative - Contemplating Death

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    Personal Narrative - Contemplating Death "Then, just like that, she was gone. I couldn’t hold back the tears, and I don’t think my sunglasses hid them well. I’ve gotten used to my emotions and I only let it all out when they can’t be stifled, so you know this wasn’t a sigh-I’m-gonna-miss-her moment. The sunshine and warm breeze of Friday afternoon was frustrating; dreary, cold, typical-March days are fitting, appropriate for feeling this way, and how nice it was outside was a slap in the face

  • Safe Driving

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    Teens need to be taught that driving is a task that is complex and demanding. Parents know how much experience a young driver has, and they know exactly how inconvenient it is when they have to drive with their teen everywhere while they have their permit. Teens tend to cause most traffic accidents in adults’ eyes. They are not experienced yet, and often fail to pay attention to others on the road. They often think of a car as being some type of toy, but they do not know how powerful it really

  • Dangers of Driving

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    What is as dangerous if not more dangerous than murder and suicide? A car accident is. Being in the seat of a vehicle put’s a driver’s life in jeopardy the instant they are in the seat of a vehicle. Adam Ford explains drivers licenses were issued first in the 1900s and conditions have changed substantially: More powerful cars exist, and more are on the road (Ford). With this notion, Ford explains why cars are more dangerous on the road; however, the types of cars that exist in present times are not

  • Improving the Education of Teenage Drivers

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    Considering that the lives of every driver are at risk each day, improving the education of teenage drivers is critical. While the ability of drivers can vary throughout all age groups, teenagers have certainly prompted many car accidents, often resulting in fatalities. Whether it’s due to aggressiveness or poor decision making, their inexperience on the road creates a much greater risk for these incidents to occur. Through the years there has been much debate about the driving ability of teenagers

  • The Importance of Wearing a Seatbelt

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    The Importance of Wearing a Seatbelt We have all heard the excuses before, "It's uncomfortable, I'm only going around the corner", I'd rather be thrown out of a car than be stuck in a seatbelt," and my favorite, "I'm a good driver I don't need to wear one." Well you may be a good driver but there are situations beyond your control such as bad weather, road conditions and not to mention other drivers that can affect your safety. Seat belts can mean the difference between life and death in an

  • Urban Legend of Cry Baby Bridge

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    Cry Baby Bridge The legend I collected was told to me by one of my softball teammates. My teammate is twenty-two years old. She told me this story on our team bus while we were driving at about noon. The atmosphere was light as a few of my other teammates were listening to, and quoting Dane Cook – a popular comedian. Here is the legend she told: There is this small bridge in a small city nearby. There was a car accident and a small child or baby died. And, um, it was in the local papers. It

  • Road Rage: Causes and Solutions

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    Road rage is a major problem in the United States, anger causes stress, fear , and accidents to our roadways everyday. In this essay we will define road rage, look at the causes and effects, and come up with solutions on how to avoid an altercation with an aggressive driver who has road rage. Road rage doesn’t always involve two drivers, sometimes it deals with a driver and a pedestrian. We need to learn to deal with the anger, and prevent violence toward others on the road. Road rage affects every