Assignment: 07.02 Establishing Argument Writing. My claim: choose the question: Does our state do enough to prevent distracted driving?
The State of Florida does not do much to enforce safe driving. Florida does not do
enough to prevent distracted driving which goes to a lot of unneeded accident and
innocent people get killed.
Write a counterclaim that you will refute in your argument essay.

Distracted driving is an irresponsible and harmful behavior adopted by some drivers, which ends up creating dangers to their own lives and the lives of others on the road.

The Florida government has been effective in the factors that are its responsibility to reduce drivers' distracted driving. This is because the government has provided good, clean and safe roads for its citizens, which reduces factors that can distract them. However, the responsibility for this type of behavior is small, and the drivers themselves are the main culprits for allowing this behavior to happen.

Driving is an act that needs full concentration, for this reason, whoever is driving should avoid factors that call their attention and the districts. These factors are: adjusting the radio while driving, talking on a cell phone, texting, eating or drinking, talking to passengers, putting on makeup or hairstyling, reading maps, watching videos and listening to audios.

Based on this, we can confirm that the government does have responsibility for safe driving, but the distance from distractions is the responsibility of the driver, who must perceive factors that take the attention away from his activity and can cause unsafe and harmful driving.

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