WAR ON THE STREAT BY ANN WOOD

Every day, innocent people die on the streets in road accidents.
The war on the roads is the most despicable war.
I want to ask all drivers not to sit behind the wheel after drinking or using drugs.
Just because you are reckless and fed up with your life, don't endanger the lives of other innocent people on the roads.
To parents with high salaries, don't buy expensive cars for your children to pamper them.
I say NO to the war on the roads, please say it too, dear people.



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Written on 2026-07-06 at 00:41

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2026-07-13


Ann Wood The PoetBay support member heart!
I ALMOST DIED A FEW TIMES IN CAR CRASH. I ALSO LOSS A FEW FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS IN CAR CRASH. IT IS HEARBREAKING WHEN YOU SEE ON THE NEWS THAT YOUNG PEOPLE DIED IN CAR CRASH, BECAUSE SOMEONE WAS DRUNK OR USED DRUGS AND START DRIVING LIKE HE/SHE ARE GODS BEHIND THE WHEELS.
2026-07-08


Ganlo
A powerful and important message. It's easy to overlook road safety until tragedy strikes close to home, but every life lost is one too many. I appreciate your call for responsibility—from avoiding impaired driving to reminding parents that wisdom and accountability matter more than expensive cars. I join you in saying **NO** to the war on our roads. Thank you for using your words to advocate for safer streets.
2026-07-08