Scholarship

This essay takes into consideration the responsibilities that pedestrians, cyclists and drivers have in road safety.

I am a new driver navigating the process of driving, and through this there have been highs and lows. One experience I have really learned from is when I was driving and got in a car crash. From this I have learned the true importance of driver's education, and I have realized you can never be too safe while driving.

In this essay, I give information on things that increases risks of fatal crashes when driving. I also give tips to reduce fatal incidents and stress the importance of safe driving.

Drivers need quality education, similarly as teachers and surgeons do, to become good instructors who will manage the communication of vehicles and road signs- a desired function of theirs in maintaining the social balance key in preserving the lives of families, the fabric of society that should be intact. Additionally, quality education for drivers answers- at once- the uncertainty , "are we even safe with them?"

In this essay I just talk about safe driving and how important driver education is. I also discuss initiatives to take and practice that will make driving safer.

In my essay I take a different approach to car accidents that occur on the road, one that most in that situation don't consider. When people get into a car wreck, is it because they aren't educated enough about driving and the roads?.....or is there more too it?

This essay answers the questions outlined in the application of the driver education initiative scholarship.

This essay details my experience and understanding of driving safety and my personal recommendations to improve our experiences on the road.

The essay I wrote is basically a story. I never took defensive driving seriously until I was put in a tough situation an realized its importance. I titled this, "Once in a Lifetime Phenomenon" because this is an experience that would never come up in any classes, any scenarios, and no real way to prepare for it. Just a phenomenon.

Safe driving to avoid traffic deaths

This essay focused mostly on the importance of driver's education as well as scientific data collected in recent years. I reflected on the importance of driver's education and the importance of caring about others on the road. I also talked about the death of a family friend who was killed by a drunk driver.

Driver's today often convey the mindset of the "Road Expert", whereby most traffic laws that were originally learned are gradually not taken into account by most driver's. In this essay, I discuss the importance of attentiveness and the level of recognition drivers must have in how their actions may affect their safety as well as the safety of others whilst on the road.

This essay describes the importance of drivers education and contains a true driving incident that changed the lives of many and could have had a greater catastrophic outcome.

This essay is about why and how to keep the roads safer.

My essay states reasons why a driver's education course is vital for teenager's success.

After being provided with all the necessary resources on road safety, the laws of the road, and guided measures to ensure complete focus while driving, it is a choice whether or not you choose to be a safe driver. Hopefully, you make the right choice for your own and others' safety.

This essay explains the importance of driver education and how lives can be saved on the roadways.

Drivers education is essential to prevent common mistakes and to encourage safe driving choices. However, to make the roads safer and reduce the number of driving-related deaths, accessible alternatives to common poor choices made my drivers have to be emphasized. Ultimately, to ensure your own safety on the road, drivers should lose their blind trust in other drivers. Reporting dangerous driving and understanding "your fate is in your hands" has the potential to reduce the number of driving-related deaths.

In my essay, I talk about the importance of driver education in reducing the number deaths, and steps we can take to improve for the future.

This essay details a unique, technological way to prevent repeated cases of drunk driving. This essay combines innovative technology with an example of how it would work. With some innovation, it could prove a useful tool in helping people stop driving while drinking.

An essay on the importance of defensive driving.

In my essay, I am going to focus on distracted driving specifically mostly on drunk driving. I had a personal experience recently due to drunk driving. Therefore, I figured to write about that experience and get all of my feelings out onto paper. Distracted driving was always a huge "pet-peeve" of mine and was something that I was always passionate about so, this scholarship was definitely the one for me. The title, "Who is Actually in Control?" means who is in control, the phone, the alcohol, the drugs or you can be in control of how you drive.

The majority of Americans have driven before but do not know the importance of it.

I share a personal experience of witnessing a fatal car wreck. I highlight the importance of educating drivers about the importance of understanding their personal responsibility as a driver; to realize that their choices have outcomes. I point out things that have armed me as a driver and propose those as a solution to rising motor vehicle fatalities.

This essay is a message. It is a message for all upcoming and current drivers to never be the cause of someone losing their child, parent, sibling, or best friend. In this essay, you will learn how I lost my best friend due to distracted driving and how beyond devastating it was for me and many others. Don't just be the cause of someone else losing a loved one, don't be the reason your mother goes to bed at night thinking about how you would still be here if you didn't drink that drink, read that text, or change that song.

That One Second is about feeling as though if you didn't take that one glance down at your phone, if you didn't switch that song, life would be so much different now. It's about how awful that feeling of regret is. We need to make a change and it all starts with You. It all starts with self-control and time management. That One Second can save your life.

This essay gives my perspective on safe driving and rules of the road. I answer all questions asked and even share a personal experience.

This essay shows the experiences of those who have gone through an accident due to drivers that text and drive. It also offers solutions and preventative measures on how to reduce the incidence of accidents.