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You can be banned from driving though if you risk endangering others.
by nickkell 5y ago
You can be banned from driving though if you risk endangering others.
- fn-mote 5y agoVery instructive comparison... and considering the current laws on DUI (driving under the influence of alcohol, a clear endangerment to others imo) is instructive. In my area: * First offense (failed sobriety test): 6 month ban * Second offense: 12 month ban Convictions are different: they draw bans of 1, 5, and 10 years. You need 4 convictions for a lifetime ban. Most counts reset after N years. Now compare this to the suggestions for an airline no-fly list. The permissiveness with which alcohol + driving is treated in the US boggles the mind, but I think it's clear from this a similar proposal for airlines would be very lenient.