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That's one way to look at it. Another is that you are driving a potential weapon and a dangerous machine. It should be treated as such. Maybe the price doesn't
by Dah00n 5y ago
That's one way to look at it. Another is that you are driving a potential weapon and a dangerous machine. It should be treated as such. Maybe the price doesn't have to be high but unless you know of another way of making people think twice about loosing their license than money I see no other way than a high price. Besides, it isn't that expensive. Nowhere near being a luxury. It's only expensive when compared to the US system where you in most states are only paying for a piece of plastic, not tens of hours of people's time training you properly. Most European countries have the same system as Germany and the amount of traffic deaths and injured says it all. It's simply a better system even if not perfect.
- vineyardmike 5y ago> Another is that you are driving a potential weapon and a dangerous machine. > It's simply a better system even if not perfect. Americans also like guns a lot more than is sane so you might not be convincing them. I've heard many people say they prefer big cars because they know if something goes wrong, its the other guy who gets hurt.
- Dylan16807 5y ago> Besides, it isn't that expensive. Okay, but the argument was that it should be "extremely expensive". > It's only expensive when compared to the US system where you in most states are only paying for a piece of plastic, not tens of hours of people's time training you properly. I definitely paid my driving instructor. The labor cost at the licensing bureau was only about 15 worker-minutes.