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A 7 page research paper/essay that examines the consequences of speeding with particular reference to military law. The writer discusses research that shows that speed increases the risk of traffic accidents. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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File: D0_khmpcar.rtf
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the line of duty, imagine their feelings of grief and trauma if their loved one is injured or lost due to something as preventable and avoidable as speeding and having
a traffic accident. No one wants to lose their loved one or be injured themselves simply because a driver feels that he or she has to reach a destination just
a little bit faster and take the law into their own hands by speeding. While the country depends on its military for defense, it also depends on military personnel to
obey the laws of the land. Military Police Traffic Regulations follow the laws of their particular state and the regulations for Fort Bragg follow the laws of North Carolina.
Military Police (MP) Traffic Regulations for Fort Bragg, North Carolina stipulate that when any individual operates a motor vehicle on the installation and is cited for speeding more than 20
mph in excess of the posted speed limit, or if that individual violates the a North Carolina General Statute (NCGS) that pertain to reckless driving, this will entail a
revocation of the individuals drivers license for a period of 12 months. Furthermore, Fort Bragg regulations stipulate that a unit commander may choose to request that either revocation or suspension
of installation driving privileges in regards to members of their command whenever remedial measures, such as "counseling, remedial driver training, or rehabilitation programs" have not succeeded in producing the "desired
driving performance" goals (MP Traffic Regulations). Driving privileges may also be revoked by the Garrison Commander, or his designee, if an individual incurs "two or more moving traffic violations
within a single 12-month period or for the individuals failure to attend Driver improvement Training session as required and outlined in Fort Bragg Master Policy No. 18, which is entitled
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