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bb_admin — 2024-11-27 10:05:26 UTC

1. a. I don't think it helps to fine people for taking selfies.
b. It's better to educate them not to do it.

2. a. The city should charge motorists for using busy roads.
b The best way to catch everyone is to install cameras that read your number plate.

3. a. In my opinion, you just need to put up a few signs in places where it might be dangerous.
b. It's better to discourage people from doing something than ban it completely.

4. You need to introduce a law to stop people from taking selfies and then you need to enforce that law.

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bb_admin — 2024-11-27 10:08:32 UTC

Young people need to be well-educated and we need to deliver an initiative that promotes self-worth. People are using high-tech selfies with filters instead of natural beauty. We need to help young people be self-confident without the use of technological enhancements. We can start with some well-being activities in school such as __________.

Hamda & Heyam

nice_lady82 — 2024-11-27 10:19:39 UTC

1- I agree that people need a long-term public awareness campaigns could help to encourage responsible selfie-taking behavior. For example, installing high-visibility signs in high-risk areas might make people more aware of the dangers.

2- I am agree with well-off motorists who regularly use congested roads could be charged a fee to help reduce traffic and fund improvements to public transport. We see now many people use motors like delivery companies who need to educate their staff to not use the busy roads.

3- Hard-working city planners could implement better pedestrian infrastructure, such as well-marked crosswalks and long-distance barriers separating walkers from traffic hazards.

4- A long-term educational campaign could be introduced to raise awareness about the dangers of taking selfies in unsafe places, combined with well-educated guides and instructors at tourist spots, so I agree with that point.