On Wed, 9 Apr 2003, Joe Desbonnet wrote:
> Agreed completely. But the problem is how to you measure and
> prosecute "bad driving".
indeed. far too difficult, so just order the cops to sit at the side
of the road with their lidars and radars.
> The cops can only enforce things they can measure absolutely
> (speed, alcohol levels etc).
what about sitting in the fast lane? thats quite a determinate thing,
but noone ever gets pulled for it - you will in the UK.
> Fixing bad driving is not going to be easy. I can think of
> solutions, but they would be expensive and unpopular (eg retaking
> the car test ever 5-10 years, mandatory "blackboxes" in the car,
> lots and lots of video surveillance etc).
training is the solution. but that costs too much money.
>> Joe.
regards,
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