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That ignores that somehow a very high % of drivers in the US are on a plain suspended license, or none at all, and nobody particularly cares that they are or if

That ignores that somehow a very high % of drivers in the US are on a plain suspended license, or none at all, and nobody particularly cares that they are or if they crash and injure. One block is immigrants with unclear status who don't bother to get one in the first place, another is the usual delinquents that don't bother to pay fines or tickets. Having straight up lost your license in the US from incompetence are a vanishing number, because well that is practically impossible in the US. (I don't believe this group has a particular tendency to want to hit stationary objects, though.)

uomo 6y ago
If anyone else was wondering what percent of drivers in the US have a suspended license it's 2.59% [1]. Which honestly surprised me because it seems lower than I was expecting. Fun fact: North Dakota has the most drivers with a suspended license at 7.75% and is followed by Ohio at 5.62% [2]. [1]: https://insurify.com/insights/cities-with-the-most-suspended-drivers-licenses/ https://insurify.com/insights/cities-with-the-most-suspended... [2]: https://insurify.com/insights/the-10-states-with-the-most-suspended-revoked-licenses/ https://insurify.com/insights/the-10-states-with-the-most-su...