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5 types of communications are when you are in a car and there is a pederstians you can wave to them, give a slight beep of the horn to them, when there is a car behind you, you can communicate with them by your car position, signals, and back-up lights.

3 type ones

(WBZ) WALTHAM A Nashua, N.H. man was killed Friday night, when police say he lost control of his vehicle on Route 95 North in Waltham.Two lanes of the highway were closed for several hours after the 8 p.m. accident. The entire road was closed for a short time.Thomas Cibotti, 66, was the only person in the car. Police say he was traveling at a high rate of speed, when he lost control, veered from his lane, and went airborne. The car flipped over another car on the Route 20 on-ramp, then hit a tree.Police say Cibotti was not wearing his seat belt, and was thrown from his car. He pronounced dead at Lahey Clinic in Burlington.

It doesn't say if it was raining or not so it could have been and if it was then the road conditions could be in effect. But i don't have much to say on this one. But the guy was kinda old so at least he wasn't like 20 because if he was 20 then he would of threw his whole life away.

A 22-year-old Leicester man was seriously injured after allegedly stealing a vehicle from a Salisbury campground, crashing it into a home, and then rolling it over onto its side.Anthony Carosella, 22, was listed Friday in critical, but stable condition in the intensive care unit at Fletcher Allen Medical Center in Burlington, according to Vermont State Police.He suffered several broken bones to his arms, face and ribs, and also had his spleen removed, police said.Police said Carosella allegedly stole a 1998 Subaru Forrester from the Kampersville Campground in Salisbury around 2:30 a.m. Friday. Police said about 30 minutes later he drove the vehicle south on Shackett Road, a narrow, dirt-covered road, in Leicester.Police said Carosella lost control of the vehicle, traveling off the west side of the road, striking a home at 956 Shackett Road. The vehicle careened off the house and continued to travel south before striking a 1999 Ford pickup parked in the driveway of the residence, police said.Carosella's vehicle rolled over onto its side after striking the pickup, police said. However, his vehicle struck the pickup hard enough to force the pickup into another parked Ford pickup at the home.Police said the home sustained "extensive structural" damage and all three vehicles were destroyed in the crash.Carosella was trapped in the vehicle and had to be freed by rescue workers, police said.He was taken to Porter Medical Center in Middlebury and then transferred to Fletcher Allen in Burlington, police said.Police said the crash remains under investigation and several charges are pending against Carosella, including driving with a suspended license, aggravated operation of a motor vehicle without the owner's consent and grossly negligent operation of a motor vehicle.In addition to State Police, the Middlebury and Brandon police assisted at the scene, as well as the Brandon Rescue Squad and fire department.

Even though he had to go to th hospital i think he should still go to court for stealing to car. He should get treated like any other person that stole a car.

(CBS) MEADVILLE, Pa. A runaway 1,500-pound wrecking ball barreled out of control for nearly a mile, causing damage and injury, reports CBS station KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh.The ball broke loose in Meadville, Pa., about 100 miles north of Pittsburgh, at the top of a hill where part of a library at Allegheny College was being demolished.“The cable just snapped,” Meadville police officer Brian Joseph said. “It just so happened that it snapped at a point and time when the ball was outside the wall.”The out of control ball hit parked cars and even bounced off the curb, before it rolled into the trunk of a student's car, ramming it into cars in front of it.Eventually, the ball was extracted and taken away.Alex Habay, the student at Allegheny College, tells KDKA-TV he has pain in his head, neck and back. He and two other people were released from the hospital.

I think this is funny that it rolled into a car trunk. But i don't think it is funny that somebody got hurt and that stuff got demolished.

Type 3:
The graduated licence are steps to help you know more about the road before you go out on to it and it is also rules that you have to follow to get your licence. I don't like this law because i think we should have the law like New Hampshire does. If you don't know what the law is it is when your 15 you can drive on the road , you have to take the drivers ed class, and then when you are 16 you can take the drivers ed test to see if you pass for your licence.

movie: "Accident Opening Danger"