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Edited by The Wizard :
10/3/2016 9:37:10 PM
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Do you think that Adults should be required to take a drivers test every X amount of years?
I say this because there are just some people who shouldn't be driving. Then if they took a test where they would have to take a driving test then if they failed the test, they would have there driving license suspended until they learn how to drive like a normal. What do you think about this? Do you agree or disagree?
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Honestly though, all you -blam!-ing need is an arm and an eye to get a license. My kids going through drivers ed right now and it's 10 times easier than it used to be. Can we just emphasize when it's your turn at an intersection?
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I disagree, but for broader reasons than others might have. We're talking about... 1) Public roads 2) State licenses 3) Coercion I oppose all of these things.
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No one would have a license if that was the case. We all have picked up bad habits. However, I believe senior citizens should be required to pass some sort of reevaluation every couple years or so
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Every 5-10 years. I wouldn't care if i had to take one.
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Senior citizens yes adults pre senior citizen no
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No, but a more comprehensive program for testing initially would create better drivers and weed out those who just shouldn't be behind the wheel.
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Not until they hit 70.
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I've seen some people so some crazy things. It makes me question what kind of driving school they went to, or if they even went to one at all.
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After a certain age, yes. I think after 60, you should have to re-take the test every maybe 7 years. After 85, every 2 years.
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5 RepliesActually, I feel like it should be done by random device observation. Because, let's be fair, when you KNOW someone's watching and grading you, you will of course be on your best.
