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In early history, The Silk Road was the most important trade route,
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2 . Hundreds of new drivers have been given bans (禁令) for using their mobile phones at the wheel, as part of stricter new laws introduced. In March, the punishment for driving while on the phone was doubled to six points — meaning drivers with less than two years’ experience faced a ban.
New laws meant the punishment for being caught on a mobile phone at the wheel was increased to six points. The new rules were introduced in England, Scotland and Wales. Drivers who get six points within two years of passing their test will lose their licence, creating a one-strike rule for mobile phone users. To get back behind the wheel, new drivers have to retake both the theory and practical parts of the driving test.
Mr Williams in the RAC said, “These people have spent hours and hours and hundreds of pounds learning to drive to gain their personal freedom only to throw it all away through this foolish behaviour. The only comfort is that they won’t be drawn into some terrible crashes caused by the distraction (使人分心的事物) of a hand-held mobile phone.”
When the new laws were introduced, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said they would act as a strong warning to mobile phone users. However, the numbers suggested a total of 15,752 drivers received the punishment of six points for using a mobile phone between March and August. This is an increase from 15, 237 drivers in the same period of last year.
National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead on roads Policing, Chief Constable Anthony Bangham, said the police took the offence (违法行为) seriously. “This is not a small offence and is never a risk worth taking because a moment’s distraction behind the wheel can change lives forever.” “Our message is simple — don’t do it,” he added.
1. What can we infer from Paragraph1?A.The new laws have not been passed. |
B.The new laws are not strict enough. |
C.Drivers with less than two years’ experience won’t be affected. |
D.Punishment for driving while phoning used to be three points. |
A.He will be fined a lot. |
B.He must learn the new rules. |
C.He will lose his driving licence. |
D.He will be given a warning. |
A.traffic accidents were cut down |
B.there were still many drivers who broke them |
C.drivers thought the laws were unfair to them |
D.fewer people broke them compared |
A.The police didn’t take the new rules seriously. |
B.The roads policy should be improved for safety. |
C.A moment of carelessness may cause big accidents. |
D.The laws need to be improved a lot and retested. |
3 . Travel can be a lifesaver. The right vacation at the right time can give new life to your whole year, not to mention your body and mind. But in today's economy, with airlines adding new fees almost daily and ticket prices sharply on the rise, many have canceled travel as it is too expensive.
Early bird gets the deal. Travel experts say that there are certain times of day when more deals are available.
Avoid the crowds.
Right time, “wrong” place? By flying to popular destinations at unpopular times, you can secure the best prices from travel companies and airlines. Here's where flexibility in your planning can pay off. Going to the airline websites and planning your vacation around the best ticket prices offered can result in a fun, cost-effective vacation.
A.Package Deals. |
B.Save Money,and Save Time. |
C.Fly to popular places at unpopular times. |
D.These deals are especially good on last minute package. |
E.Airfares can change three times a day as airlines adjust their prices to fill up flights. |
F.And maybe it can widen your horizons to a place you might never have considered. |
G.However,with a few tricks,there are still many great deals to be had on air tickets. |
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There are many advantages of riding a bicycle. Firstly, compared with cars