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Old 31-01-2010, 04:09 PM   #11
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What do you mean? The current laws already outline what's appropriate driving standards and behaviour. If people wont obey these laws then what? you can tell them a thousand times but if they wont comply all the education in the world is useless.
As a Member of Generation "Indestructible" it was quite an eye opener when doing the JB driving course that showed stopping distances from 100km/h, even with an E92 M3 as the display car...

Yes Education may not be the answer for everybody, but neither is further and further restrictions, if we aren't going to try with one, then why bother with the other as it obviously isn't working!
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