Cell Phones While Driving Persuasive Speech
I. TITLE: The importance of making bans on cell phones usage while driving nationwide.
A. General Purpose : To persuade
B. Specific Purpose: To convince the audience that the use of cell phones while driving should be prohibited and that there should be laws implemented nationwide against it.
C. Central idea: We should share the opinion that everyone need to have an avoidance to the use of cell phones while driving and that it should be made illegal nationwide simply because it is a dangerous distraction that causes accidents which can lead to serious injuries or even death of the driver , passengers, pedestrians/road users etc. for which this all causes financial burdens and issues with self, insurances and government and all together creates …show more content…
Introduction: In our society and many societies today persons are fortunate enough to witness this era of technology and also be a part of owning our own pieces of technology. Most of us can agree that technology has played a pivotal role in our lives and persons around us as well and can come to appreciate all of its works and creations. One of the most common technological item everyone has come to abide with is a cellular phone commonly known as cell phone. These persons who are owners of cell phones can testify that they are great inventions that has become so useful to us all in many ways. They have many ways of communication with others and the internet accessibility on the phone provides ways to explore and browse. In a nutshell, there are many things you can do on a cell phone and for that reason we have simply become addicted and also too reliant on them. Cell phones have changed our lives critically socially and also mentally. Naturally, with our cell phone use addiction we will want to and proceed to use the phone anywhere and anytime. Noticeably, there has been a significant increase in individuals being caught or admitting to using their cell phone while they are driving or operating a motor vehicle. We all know that driving requires our full and undivided attention and using cell phone while driving is a very dangerous distraction that leads to deadly accidents which then leads to financial burdens and responsibilities and long term health or medical …show more content…
If people paid attention to the road rather than their phones while driving, there would be fewer crashes—and fewer costs that insurers must cover. Notwithstanding, we should be able to distinguish if people don't give up using their cell phones while driving the number of fatalities on the roads will still increase. Although, it is the responsibility of the people of the nation to not incur their own and others people's lives, implementing and enforcing laws nationwide should decrease the amount of individuals involved in using their cell phones while driving and causing these types of accidents all together. Since the evidence suggests that all-driver bans on cell phone use have resulted in long-term reductions in cell phone use while driving, and drivers in ban states reported higher rates of hands-free phone use and lower overall phone use compared with drivers in non-ban states I can clearly say that these bans should exist
A. General Purpose : To persuade
B. Specific Purpose: To convince the audience that the use of cell phones while driving should be prohibited and that there should be laws implemented nationwide against it.
C. Central idea: We should share the opinion that everyone need to have an avoidance to the use of cell phones while driving and that it should be made illegal nationwide simply because it is a dangerous distraction that causes accidents which can lead to serious injuries or even death of the driver , passengers, pedestrians/road users etc. for which this all causes financial burdens and issues with self, insurances and government and all together creates …show more content…
Introduction: In our society and many societies today persons are fortunate enough to witness this era of technology and also be a part of owning our own pieces of technology. Most of us can agree that technology has played a pivotal role in our lives and persons around us as well and can come to appreciate all of its works and creations. One of the most common technological item everyone has come to abide with is a cellular phone commonly known as cell phone. These persons who are owners of cell phones can testify that they are great inventions that has become so useful to us all in many ways. They have many ways of communication with others and the internet accessibility on the phone provides ways to explore and browse. In a nutshell, there are many things you can do on a cell phone and for that reason we have simply become addicted and also too reliant on them. Cell phones have changed our lives critically socially and also mentally. Naturally, with our cell phone use addiction we will want to and proceed to use the phone anywhere and anytime. Noticeably, there has been a significant increase in individuals being caught or admitting to using their cell phone while they are driving or operating a motor vehicle. We all know that driving requires our full and undivided attention and using cell phone while driving is a very dangerous distraction that leads to deadly accidents which then leads to financial burdens and responsibilities and long term health or medical …show more content…
If people paid attention to the road rather than their phones while driving, there would be fewer crashes—and fewer costs that insurers must cover. Notwithstanding, we should be able to distinguish if people don't give up using their cell phones while driving the number of fatalities on the roads will still increase. Although, it is the responsibility of the people of the nation to not incur their own and others people's lives, implementing and enforcing laws nationwide should decrease the amount of individuals involved in using their cell phones while driving and causing these types of accidents all together. Since the evidence suggests that all-driver bans on cell phone use have resulted in long-term reductions in cell phone use while driving, and drivers in ban states reported higher rates of hands-free phone use and lower overall phone use compared with drivers in non-ban states I can clearly say that these bans should exist