出车祸的英语作文

① 求篇交通事故的英语作文！！！（就近几年交通事故频繁发生写篇报道）100字数左右

A Traffic Accident One night Mr Lee was driving his wife home from work. She was a nurse in a hospital. It was almost midnight and she was quite tired out. She soon fell asleep. Mr Lee looked at her and smiled. Mr Lee was a careful and experienced driver. He knew it was safer to drive slowly on a dark night. After some time he noticed a car following him. It was travelling very fast. Suddenly it overtook① his car. The driver of the car was in a hurry. He did not see the approaching lorry. To avoid hitting it, he suddenly tuned his car. It skidded② off the road and hit a big tree. The driver and his passenger were injured③ .They were badly cut by glass from the broken windscreen④.Mr Lee quickly stopped his car by the side of the road. His wife got out of the car to help the injured. The lorry driver also stopped to help. Mr Lee drove off to telephone the police . About twenty-five minutes later, a police car and an ambulance⑤ arrived. The injured were carried into the ambulance and taken to hospital. The policemen took down details of the accident. Mr Lee and the lorry driver told them all they could remember. The policemen thanked them for their help. Mr and Mrs Lee got into their car and continued their journey home.

② 英语作文记一次车祸

A Accident
Today is Sunday. I visited my uncle with my father in the morning. In a traffic light, we

saw a car accident. We were waiting for the traffic light. Suddenly, a motorbike ran the red

light and crashed with a car. Luckily, the motor driver slowed down the speed and he just

fell down from his motor. He could stand up by himself. But this accident caused a traffic

jam. I hope drivers can drive under traffic rules.

③ 初二下学期交通事故英语作文

Yesterday,when I was on my way to school,I saw a transportation accident in front of a supermaket.The man was driving his motorbike on the street,he was a little drunk.His motorbike catched an unlucky schoolboy who was riding his bike to school.The student got injured,his right leg hurt.Then he found that his bike was broken,so he couldn't arrive school on time.He's very sad.Someone called the police.A few minutes later,two policemen came while the man was take the boy to the nearst hospital.The policemen asked the man some questions about the accident after he did. I want things like this never happen again.

④ 雨天发生车祸 英语作文

Shanghai Nanjing Expressway in Jiangsu province is the first expressway extension, since 2005 October since the two-way eight Lane opened nearly a year, Nanjing section of a total of 203 traffic accidents occurred, the rainy day occurred in 117 cases, accounting for more than half of the total occurrence number. In the meantime, rainy days only accounts for the total number of days 1/10, from this calculation, the rainy day accident rate is 13 times the fine weather conditions.
The rainy day the accident so high, the rain on high speed driving how harm? On the highway traffic safety management workers study found that most rainy highway accidents, e to road area water causing the vehicle tire adhesion speed is insufficient or not are formed, if this problem can be solved with effective control, 90% to rece the traffic accident can be on the highway.
The only contact vehicles can be driven on the road is completely dependent on the tire and the road surface. The tire tread is completely attached on the road surface, adhesion is maximized, the controllability, stability, through sex, the best security. But when a certain depth of water attached to the road surface, tire tread must be on the road surface water to completely supplant attached to contact to the pavement. The tire drainage water need a certain time, the tire rolling speed is slower, the drainage of the better, on the contrary, the drainage of the worse, fast to a certain speed, inevitable don't have enough time to make water is completely discharged, so that the contact between tyre and road is not fully or completely can not contact, tire and road adhesion precipitously at this time of the vehicles, like skateboarding floats on water, called water film slippery phenomenon, at the same time, braking, deceleration control of the vehicle lost, totally not for human volitional control, resulting in the accident is inevitable, car accident but become lucky phenomenon does not occur..

⑤ 1.一个初中水平的英语作文，主要写一个人出车祸受伤的事件。

pay more attention when you walk cross the road.过马路时要当心。
obey the traffic rules and regulations 遵守交通规则
take care of yourself you should look around 照顾好自己 环顾四周
be rensponsible for our family and ourselves 对自己负责对家人负责
life is impirtant and only once time 生命重要且只有一次
时间有限只能写到这里了，采纳吧。。

⑥ 写一篇关于交通事故的英语作文

①一天晚上，Lee先生开车带着他的妻子下班回家。他的妻子是一家医院的护士。快到午夜了，她十分困乏，很快就睡着了。Lee先生看看她，笑了。
②Lee先生驾车很有经验，也很谨慎。开车走了一会儿，他注意到有一辆车在他后边，车开得很快，超过他的车。
③驾驶那辆车的人很慌张，没有看见迎头开过来的卡车。为了避免撞车，他突然让自己的车转弯，车滑向路的一侧撞到一棵大树上。司机和乘客都受伤了。
④Lee先生急忙把车停在路旁，他的妻子也从车里出来帮助受伤的人。卡车司机也停下来帮忙。Lee先生驱车去给警察打电话。
⑤大约20分钟后，一辆警察车和一辆救护车到了。人们把伤员抬到救护车上送往医院。
⑥警察记录事故的详细情况，Lee先生和卡车司机把他们知道的情况都告诉了警察。警察感谢他们的帮助。Lee先生和妻子乘上自己的车继续赶路回家。
【作文示范】
A Traffic Accident
One night Mr Lee was driving his wife home from work. She was a nurse in a hospital. It was almost midnight and she was quite tired out. She soon fell asleep. Mr Lee looked at her and smiled.
Mr Lee was a careful and experienced driver. He knew it was safer to drive slowly on a dark night. After some time he noticed a car following him. It was travelling very fast. Suddenly it overtook① his car.
The driver of the car was in a hurry. He did not see the approaching lorry. To avoid hitting it, he suddenly tuned his car. It skidded② off the road and hit a big tree. The driver and his passenger were injured③ .They were badly cut by glass from the broken windscreen④.Mr Lee quickly stopped his car by the side of the road. His wife got out of the car to help the injured. The lorry driver also stopped to help. Mr Lee drove off to telephone the police . About twenty-five minutes later, a police car and an ambulance⑤ arrived. The injured were carried into the ambulance and taken to hospital.
The policemen took down details of the accident. Mr Lee and the lorry driver told them all they could remember. The policemen thanked them for their help. Mr and Mrs Lee got into their car and continued their journey home.
【词语解释】
① overtake [? uv 'teik] v. 追上；赶上；超过
②skid[skid] v. （汽车等）打滑；滑向一侧
③injure['indN ] v. 损害；伤害 the injured（事故中的）受伤者
④ windscreen['windskri:n] n. （汽车等的）挡风玻璃
⑤ ambulance['$mbjul ns] n. 救护车

⑦ 英语作文车祸

A Accident
Today is Sunday. I visited my uncle with my father in the morning. In a traffic light, we saw a car accident. We were waiting for the traffic light. Suddenly, a motorbike ran the red light and crashed with a car. Luckily, the motor driver slowed down the speed and he just fell down from his motor. He could stand up by himself. But this accident caused a traffic jam. I hope drivers can drive under traffic rules.

⑧ 写一篇关于自己出车祸了的英语作文

我没经历过哦

⑨ 求篇造成交通事故原因的英文短文

不知道你在一个综合的原因分析,还是某一个原因的深入分析,提供个备选答案,供你选择

1. 个别原因深入分析:
To develop an equation between discrete degree of speed and traffic accident on freeway in China and give reasonable suggestions of speed management, the relation model was established between speed standard deviation and accident rate per 100,000,000 vehicle kilometers by regression analysis. The model shows that the more discrete is the speed distribution, the higher is the accident rate, which provides theoretical gist for speed limit on freeway. It is suggested that speed limit should be set according to 85th percentile speed obtained by the relationship between 85th percentile speed and Rcc, (curvature change rate of single circular curve), anddifferent speed limits should be set for cars and trucks. Through analyzing spot speed data of eight freeways in China, regression models were established between 85th percentile speed and RCCs and 15th percentile speed and RCCs. Reasonable speed limit suggestion values are put forward through these models.

2.总体叙述:
A traffic collision (motor vehicle collision, motor vehicle accident, or car crash) is when a road vehicle collides with another vehicle, pedestrian, animal, or geographical or architectural obstacle. Traffic collisions can result in injury, property damage, and death.

A number of factors contribute to the risk of collision including; vehicle design, speed of operation, road design, and driver impairment. Worldwide motor vehicle collisions lead to significant death and disability as well as significant financial costs to both society and the indivial.

3.第二个回答中具体原因的分析:

Causes
A 1985 study by K. Rumar, using British and American crash reports as data, found that 57% of crashes were e solely to driver factors, 27% to combined roadway and driver factors, 6% to combined vehicle and driver factors, 3% solely to roadway factors, 3% to combined roadway, driver, and vehicle factors, 2% solely to vehicle factors and 1% to combined roadway and vehicle factors.[8]

[edit] Driver behaviour
A 1985 report based on British and American crash data found driver error, intoxication and other human factors contribute wholly or partly to about 93% of crashes.[8]

An RAC survey found most British drivers think they're better drivers than non-British drivers. Nearly all drivers who'd been in a crash did not believe themselves to be at fault.[9] One survey of drivers reported that they thought the key elements of good driving were:[10]

controlling a car including a good awareness of the car's size and capabilities
reading and reacting to road conditions, weather, road signs and the environment
alertness, reading and anticipating the behaviour of other drivers.
Although proficiency in these skills is taught and tested as part of the driving exam, a 'good' driver can still be at a high risk of crashing because:

"the feeling of being confident in more and more challenging situations is experienced as evidence of driving ability, and that 'proven' ability reinforces the feelings of confidence. Confidence feeds itself and grows unchecked until something happens – a near-miss or an accident".[10]

An AXA survey concluded Irish drivers are very safety-conscious relative to other European drivers. However, this does not translate to significantly lower crash rates in Ireland.[11]

Accompanying changes to road designs have been wide-scale adoptions of rules of the road alongside law enforcement policies that included drink-driving laws, setting of speed limits, and speed enforcement systems such as speed cameras. Some countries' driving tests have been expanded to test a new driver's behavior ring emergencies, and their hazard perception.

There are demographic differences in crash rates. For example, although young people tend to have good reaction times, disproportionately more young male drivers feature in accidents,[12] with researchers observing that many exhibit behaviors and attitudes to risk that can place them in more hazardous situations than other road users.[10] This gets reflected by actuaries when they set insurance rates for different age groups, partly based on their age, sex, and choice of vehicle. Older drivers with slower reactions would be expected to be involved in more accidents, but this has not been the case as they tend to drive less and, apparently, more cautiously.[13] Attempts to impose traffic policies can be complicated by local circumstances and driver behaviour. In 1969 Leeming warned that there is a balance to be struck when "improving" the safety of a road:[14]

It can safely be said that many places which look dangerous do not have accidents, or very few. Conversely, a location that does not look dangerous may have a high crash frequency. The reason for this is simple. If drivers perceive a location as hazardous, they take more care and there are no accidents. Accidents happen when hazardous road or traffic conditions are not obvious at a glance, or where the conditions are too complicated for the limited human machine to perceive and react in the time and distance available.

This phenomena has been observed in risk compensation research, where the predicted rections in accident rates have not occurred after legislative or technical changes. One study observed that the introction of improved brakes resulted in more aggressive driving,[15] and another argued that compulsory seat belt laws have not been accompanied by a clearly-attributed fall in overall fatalities.[16]

In the 1990s Hans Monderman's studies of driver behavior led him to the realization that signs and regulations had an adverse effect on a driver's ability to interact safely with other road users. Monderman developed shared space principles, rooted in the principles of the woonerven of the 1970s. He found that the removal of highway clutter, while allowing drivers and other road users to mingle with equal priority, could help drivers recognize environmental clues. They relied on their cognitive skills alone, recing traffic speeds radically and resulting in lower levels of road casualties and lower levels of congestion.[17]

[edit] Motor vehicle speed

Relative risk of speeding in an urban 60 km/hr zone.[18]The U.S. Department of transportation's Federal Highway Administration review research on traffic speed in 1998.[19] The summary states:

That the evidence shows that the risk of having a crash is increased both for vehicles traveling slower than the average speed, and for those traveling above the average speed.
That the risk of being injured increases exponentially with speeds much faster than the median speed.
That the severity of a crash depends on the vehicle speed change at impact.
That there is limited evidence that suggests that lower speed limits result in lower speeds on a system wide basis.
That most crashes related to speed involve speed too fast for the conditions.
That more research is needed to determine the effectiveness of traffic calming.
The Road and Traffic Authority (RTA) of the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) asserts speeding (travelling too fast for the prevailing conditions or above the posted speed limit[20]) is a factor in about 40 percent of road deaths.[21] The RTA also say speeding increases the risk of a crash and its severity.[21] On another webpage, the RTA qualify their claims by referring to one specific piece of research from 1997, and stating "research has shown that the risk of a crash causing death or injury increases rapidly, even with small increases above an appropriately set speed limit."[22]

Driving faster or slower than the flow of traffic — which may or may not accord with the posted speed limit — has robustly been demonstrated to increase the likelihood and severity of crashes, as shown by the Solomon Curve.[23]

The contributory factor report in the official British road casualty statistics show for 2006, that "exceeding speed limit" was a contributory factor in 5% of all casualty crashes (14% of all fatal crashes), and that "travelling too fast for conditions" was a contributory factor in 11% of all casualty crashes (18% of all fatal crashes).[24]

[edit] Driver impairment
Alcohol

Relative risk of an accident based on blood alcohol levels.[18]In Canada 33.8% of motor vehicle deaths were associated with alcohol use.[25] See also: alcohol-related traffic crashes in the United States;

Physical impairment
Poor eyesight and/or physical impairment, with many jurisdictions setting simple sight tests and/or requiring appropriate vehicle modifications before being allowed to drive;

Old age
Old age, with some jurisdictions requiring driver retesting for reaction speed and eyesight after a certain age;

Sleep deprivation
Fatigue;

Drug use
Including some prescription drugs, over the counter drugs (notably antihistamines, opioids and muscarinic antagonists), and illegal drugs.

Several conditions can work together to create a much worse situation, for example:

Combining low doses of alcohol and cannabis has a more severe effect on driving performance than either cannabis or alcohol in isolation,[26] or
Taking recommended doses of several drugs together, which indivially will not cause impairment, may combine to bring on drowsiness or other impairment. This could be more pronounced in an elderly person whose renal function is less efficient than a younger person's.[27]
Thus there are situations when a person may be impaired, but still legally allowed to drive, and becomes a potential hazard to themselves and other road users. Pedestrians or cyclists are affected in the same way and can similarly jeopardize themselves or others when on the road.

Research suggests that the driver's attention is affected by distracting sounds such as conversations and operating a mobile phone while driving. Many jurisdictions now restrict or outlaw the use of some types of phone within the car. Recent research concted by British scientists suggests that music can also have an effect; classical music is considered to be calming, yet too much could relax the driver to a condition of distraction. On the other hand, hard rock may encourage the driver to step on the acceleration pedal, thus creating a potentially dangerous situation on the road.[28]

[edit] Road design
Main article: Road safety

A potential long fall stopped by an early guardrail, ca. 1920. Guardrails, median barriers, or other physical objects can help rece the consequences of an accident or minimize damage.A 1985 US study showed that about 34% of serious crashes had contributing factors related to the roadway or its environment. Most of these crashes also involved a human factor.[8] The road or environmental factor was either noted as making a significant contribution to the circumstances of the crash, or did not allow room to recover. In these circumstances it is frequently the driver who is blamed rather than the road; those reporting the accident have a tendency to overlook the human factors involved, such as the subtleties of design and maintenance that a driver could fail to observe or inadequately compensate for.[29]

Research has shown that careful design and maintenance, with well-designed intersections, road surfaces, visibility and traffic control devices, can result in significant improvements in accident rates. Indivial roads also have widely differing performance in the event of an impact. In Europe there are now EuroRAP tests that indicate how "self-explaining" and forgiving a particular road and its roadside would be in the event of a major incident.

In the UK, research has shown that investment in a safe road infrastructure programme could yield a ⅓ rection in road deaths saving as much as £6billion per year.[30] A consortium of 13 major road safety stakeholders have formed the Campaign for Safe Road Design which is calling on the UK Government to make safe road design a national transport priority.[31]

[edit] Vehicle design and maintenance
Main article: Automobile safety

A Chevrolet Malibu involved in a rollover crashSeatbelts
Research has shown that, across all collision types, it is less likely that seat belts were worn in collisions involving death or serious injury, rather than light injury; wearing a seat belt reces the risk of death by about two thirds.[32] Seat belt use is controversial, with notable critics such as Professor John Adams suggesting that their use may lead to a net increase in road casualties e to a phenomenon known as risk compensation.[33]

Maintenance
A well-designed and well-maintained vehicle, with good brakes, tires and well-adjusted suspension will be more controllable in an emergency and thus be better equipped to avoid collisions. Some mandatory vehicle inspection schemes include tests for some aspects of road worthiness, such as the UK's MOT test or German TÜV conformance inspection.

The design of vehicles has also evolved to improve protection after collision, both for vehicle occupants and for those outside of the vehicle. Much of this work was led by automotive instry competition and technological innovation, leading to measures such as Saab's safety cage and reinforced roof pillars of 1946, Ford´s 1956 Lifeguard safety package, and Saab and Volvo's introction of standard fit seatbelts in 1959. Other initiatives were accelerated as a reaction to consumer pressure, after publications such as Ralph Nader's 1965 book Unsafe at Any Speed accused motor manufacturers of indifference towards safety.

In the early 1970s British Leyland started an intensive programme of vehicle safety research, procing a number of prototype experimental safety vehicles demonstrating various innovations for occupant and pedestrian protection such as: air bags, anti-lock brakes, impact-absorbing side-panels, front and rear head restraints, run-flat tyres, smooth and deformable front-ends, impact-absorbing bumpers, and retractable headlamps.[34] Design has also been influenced by government legislation, such as the Euro NCAP impact test.

Common features designed to improve safety include: thicker pillars, safety glass, interiors with no sharp edges, stronger bodies, other active or passive safety features, and smooth exteriors to rece the consequences of an impact with pedestrians.

The UK Department for Transport publish road casualty statistics for each type of collision and vehicle through its Road Casualties Great Britain report.[35] These statistics show a ten to one ratio of in-vehicle fatalities between types of car. In most cars, occupants have a 2–8% chance of death in a two-car collision.

Center of gravity
Some types of crash tend to have more serious consequences; rollovers have become more common in recent years, perhaps e to the increase in popularity of taller SUVs, people carriers and minivans which have more top weight than standard passenger cars. Rollovers can be fatal, especially if the occupants are ejected because they were not wearing seat belts (83% of ejections ring rollovers were fatal when the driver did not wear a seat belt, compared to 25% when they did).[32] After a new design of Mercedes Benz notoriously failed a 'moose test' (sudden swerving to avoid an obstacle), some manufacturers enhance suspension using stability control linked to an anti-lock braking system in order to rece the likelihood of rollover. After retrofitting these systems to its models in 1999–2000, Mercedes saw its models feature in fewer crashes[36]

Now about 40% of new US vehicles, mainly the SUVs, vans and pickup trucks that are more susceptible to rollover, are being proced with a lower center of gravity and enhanced suspension with stability control linked to its anti-lock braking system in order to rece the risk of rollover, and meet US federal requirements that will mandate anti-rollover technology by September 2011.[37]

Motorcycles
Motorcyclists have little protection other than their clothing; this difference is reflected in the casualty statistics, where they are more than twice as likely to suffer severely after a collision. In 2005 there were 198,735 road crashes with 271,017 reported casualties on roads in Great Britain. This included 3,201 deaths (1.1%) and 28,954 serious injuries (10.7%) overall. Of these casualties 178,302 (66%) were car users and 24,824 (9%) were motorcyclists, of whom 569 were killed (2.3%) and 5,939 seriously injured (24%).[38]