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Old 05-12-2010, 09:12 AM   #31
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The problem is with EXISTING license holders.
Most people over 25 have not had any professional driver training or advanced driver training.
For some reason the government only enforces new rules on the new drivers, and while this is a good thing, they fail to address the millions of useless drivers on our roads.
Many people over 60 only needed the local police seargent to observe them driving around the block and they got a license. EVERYONE should be made to take their knowladge test and drivign test every 5 years. This would be paid for by the driver as part of their licensing costs.
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