Category: Vehicles

Unwritten arrangements and oral contracts are usually legal and lawfully binding on the condition that they are rational, unbiased, conscionable, and made in upright belief. Even though the major part of individuals links contracts with authorized documents reproduced on paper with a determination of delivering them to legal officials to sign and imprint them, the…

Soon after World War II, the demand for automobiles rose. Many people had saved a lot of money as there was nothing much to buy during the war apart from the basic necessities. Mass transportation was the most common mean of transportation for workers and everyone longed for the flexibility and freedom of automobiles. The…

Table of Contents Different Types of Emergencies The Choice between Vehicles and Air Evacuation Conclusion References Medical workers’ response to an emergency depends on the nature of the injury sustained by a patient, the location of this individual, weather conditions, and many other factors. This paper will examine different modes of transporting a person to…

The analysis of the study conducted by McEvoy et al. reveals that though he study has certain limitations, the authors used proper sampling methods and analysis techniques and made appropriate conclusions. The purpose of the study was to explore the effects of drivers’ use of mobile phones on the risk of a crash. Both research…

Table of Contents Project Summary Goals and Objectives Customers and Stakeholders Milestones Timeline Cost and Resources References Project Summary The present project describes a health promotion program that features a mobile health promotion unit (MHPU) for spreading awareness about the dangers of heart disease. Heart disease in the leading cause of death worldwide and governments…