Sentences with phrase «encourage more accidents»
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Automobile - related business interests oppose plug - in hybrids because they last years longer, incur fewer accidents, encourage shorter routine driving habits whereby walking and bicycling become better travel options and mass transit more practical to arrange.
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To prevent accidents involving pedestrians in low - light evening conditions and at night, when the incidence of fatal traffic accidents is higher, the City Firefly Project encourages the effective use of high - beam headlights, which can expand visibility to more distant areas, and encourages pedestrians to wear reflective materials to make themselves more visible to drivers.
Mistake # 2: Another mistake is thinking you will encourage the dog to have more accidents if you let them see you clean up the mess.
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Drunk driving accident victims and their families in Clearwater, St. Petersburg, or any of the surrounding communities of Florida are encouraged to meet with a member of our legal team for a free case evaluation to learn more about the ways in which we can help.
If you have been hurt or a loved one has been killed in a Kentucky truck accident, then we encourage you to learn more about your rights by reading our articles about «The Steps to Take After a Truck Accident» and the «Types of Compensation Available After a Fatal Kentucky Truck Accident.»
Choosing a lower deductible means that you can file claims for minor accidents, but it will raise your annual premium, and perhaps encourage you to make more claims.
• Engaged children in conversation to determine their specific needs and wants • Communicated requirements to the management, and followed up to ensure that they were met promptly • Assisted in planning programs to focused on the specific needs of each child within the program • Organized group activities to encourage children to be more social and take part in sports and recreation • Handled emergency situations such as accidents or injuries within the facility