What causes traffic jams when there hasn't been an accident?
459461
The " amber alert signs " for some reason everyone has to drive 5 miles and hour to read them- even though they are spaced about every half mile, and they are usually only a sentence or 2.
130972
It's easy to overlook the obvious when your attention is diverted.\n\nFor example, an 18 wheeler tractor-trailer gets stuck in a tunnel where the roof of the truck gets wedged into the tunnel ceiling.  The emergency rescue personnel and engineers start making plans for either cutting into the truck or the tunnel roof, their focus being on the collision between truck and the tunnel roof.  Then a teenage boy says, why not just flat the tires.
327160
We all need a little more information as to the actual facts . Was it intentional or a accident? On a highway or private property? Was it the driver's fault or the person who was hit?
343157
yes why because many accidents happen because of how high they can go in speed. write this and just support it with many details
678823
Most cases occur when people are tired (well, duh); the monotony of driving on a straight road simply puts them to sleep. Most people can avoid that by resting every two hours, and taking a nap when one feels that it's getting difficult to concentrate.\n\nBut there is also a disease called narcolepsy, which causes people to brutally fall asleep at any time - that is more probably what you heard about. It was recently discovered that a brain chemical inbalance caused it, probably genetic, there is no cure, and no way to know *who* is affected before it occurs for the first time. About 0.05 to 0.16% of the population is affected, which makes 300,000 people in the US alone!
33220
Count it as an accident the first time.  Confront it if it happens again.
244484
My first question is if you knew the traffic is bad in the mornings, then why did you not leave earlier? Anyways, there should be a student affairs office on your campus. You should go to them to try and appeal it. You may get a hearing for your situation, however, they will ask you the same thing I just did. Good luck.
1111882
You should not drive if you get like that. You could cause a wreck. Maybe it's some form of anxiety or phobia. See a doctor...he may be able to prescribe meds to help you.
1183555
Probably pollution caused by motor vehicles.
652855
Try just driving around quiet streets, if there are any in your area, but if that's not an option, can you go to a not very busy car park? That's what I did, it boosted my confidence quite a bit. The more you drive, the better you'll become, and bear in mind it was a 'near' accident, you obviously have good driving skills as you avoided a collision. Well done, keep it up young man!
941322
Sometimes they work at night.\nIt's not always obvious.\nAs long as the sign is there, without a time qualifier (eg "8AM to 5 PM), you can get a ticket for not driving the reduced speed.
69871
A vehicle crashing nose first into the side or middle of another vehicle.\n\n Or like the other guy said pass the A1 and chow down lol!!
760490
friction and work.\n\nthe car and wall get all hot and mangled.
829131
Causes can be: \n1. Drinking\n2. Not paying attention\n3. Not stopping at stop signs\n4. Poor driving skill.\n5. Too dim to see\nEffects are: \n1. Death\n2. Severe injury\n3. Ticket\n4. Go to court house (jail)\n5. Pay large amount of money
952918
It's called being a public nuisance and obstructing traffic.  you can be ticketed and if you refuse to disburse you can be confined
464537
Hmm, good question.  Local newspaper will have it though...in a day or two.  You can try and check out the local police station website, don't know if maybe they list stuff like that.  I don't think there's too many ways to find out, people in accident probably don't want everyone gossiping about them.
882690
You should've called the sheriff's dept when the accident occurred.  You can find a form at:\n\nhttp://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/drivers/traffic/accident.htm