Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Current event week 3
We've all seen the annoying "Click it or ticket" commercials on TV; and while the cheesy rhyme seems to be another cliched PSA, the Deparment of public safety is showing the number of car related fatalities dropping 30% this year in Mississippi. Still being considered a new and not very experienced driver, my parents still remind me to buckle my seatbelt before even turning the car on. My parents aren't just fearing a hefty fine from a ticket, but also for my life if I were to be in an accident. And if my parent's voices in my head when I get in a car aren't there nagging me, I hear the infamous line "click it or ticket!" So, while many consider these commercials to be tacky and not effective, statistics have shown the decrease in vehicular accident fatalities, and I myself show how the campaign helps the people of Mississippi remember to take the safety precaution, or pay the consequence.
Barnes, David. "Seat belt enforcement paying off" Hattiesburg American. Web 13 May 2012
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