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If someone drives as if they are drunk, all the time, then I don't think they should have a license as they are clearly a danger to public health. On a similar

by mjfl 8y ago

If someone drives as if they are drunk, all the time, then I don't think they should have a license as they are clearly a danger to public health. On a similar note, the driving test for a license could include a run in the simulator to both test driving skills and establish a baseline for the test. Then the impairment could be measured as relative to that baseline. I think it's a good idea.

bdcravens 8y ago
> If someone drives as if they are drunk, all the time This doesn't test "all the time". It only tests at one point in time. States have entire sets of due process for removing someone's license due to medical reasons, etc. It's not on the spot based on a video game running from a laptop in an officer's trunk.