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Driving laws and crime situation in Canada

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

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Those who live in Nanaimo and other parts of Canada are aware of the demerit points that are collected everytime when you violate the traffic rules. This is a wise introduction by the Federal Goverment to keep the order on Canadian roads. The number of accidents that happen annually in the roads is hard to decrease but something needs to be done in order to prevent a huge number of accidents. When young drivers acquire this “road freedom” nothing can really stop them as they think that they’ve learned enough to practise their driving skills. Usually they just overestimate there ability to drive according to the rules and keep to a definite speed limit. Violating the speed limit may result in horrible consequences and even deaths of pedestrians, passangers and drivers themselves. Careless driving should definitely be punished that is why special Toronto traffic tickets have been introduced in order to restrict a number of driving violations on Canadian roads. An interesting feature about these traffic tickets is that you might not even be aware that all your violations are being recordered until you are asked to the Ministry of Transport where you will be trying to explain why they should not nullify your driving license. A nice way out, right? But impaired driving Toronto is the most burning issue the Canadian Government is still fighting with. There are many ideas how to stop drunk people driving their cars. But to my mind the most effective will be the idea of a car deprivation if the road police catch a traffic lawbreaker.

Nanaimo in comparison with Toronto is really a peaceful city. Most likely this can be explained by the fact that Nanaimo has a strong community that caters for each of other. Toronto a a big salad bowl: all the nations are mixed there and this contributes largely to the highest crime rate. Moreover, domestic violence Toronto is not an unusual issue whereas in Nanaimo it can hardly be possible.