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Daily it does not matter what part of the country you live in we hear about road crashes involving young drivers, it's either, the persons are handicapped for life or whatever, how & what can be done to either reduce or stop it
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The young don't see the danger in speed, older drivers are less likely to take risks. Sadly, so many drivers are uninsured too these days (insurance being expensive) so the victims can't easily claim redress for their injuries. An 18-year-old here mowed down 3 women on their way to church a few weeks ago, took a bend much too fast and ploughed into them.
loads of things have been suggested from restricting the engine size of cars that can be driven by young people, increasing the age when you can get a license, and having no night driving for the first year,,,Would suggest restricting engine size would simply encourage manufacturers to increase HP by reducing weight, Not allowing drivers under 21 to carry passengers would allow them to drive to and from work but would create problems for families...I suspect only an increase in the age limit would have any effect....how about 60 for all and you get a free old person hat when you pass your test
Ooh Cazzz, touched a nerve there! I live near a college, by a main road one side and the shops etc on the other side. Naturally there's a crossing but it doesn't matter whether they have right of way, they will still dodge traffic, causing drivers who are in the right to slow or stop. Green cross code should be on the curruculum
The technology is already here, the tachograph, no person under 25 should be allowed to drive without one, once a month the recording must be submitted for appraisal, OK its not perfect but it is a start, I just do not want young lives being lost anymore due to youthful exhuberance and inexperience. Prudentia, xxx
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