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> providing forced incentives to learn through testing standards Fair, yes. I think I meant that with an implicit "... unless the license-seeker is willing to
by mikepurvis 5y ago
> providing forced incentives to learn through testing standards
Fair, yes. I think I meant that with an implicit "... unless the license-seeker is willing to expend considerably more effort."
Of course we could also be talking about some technological components, such as an insurance-style OBD box you plug in for the duration of your learning period, that submits you to a more extensive evaluation if you're detected to be driving aggressively or whatever.
- giantg2 5y agoI don't really like the OBD boxes. They have to use GPS to be effective. Even then, it's mostly about speed and misses other things. There could be scenarios where rapid speed changes are prudent. I don't want to be penalized for slamming on the brakes if a deer jumps our in front of me just because the sensor registers a rapid deceleration.
- mikepurvis 5y agoFair, yeah— it's not really a super thought-through suggestion. More just saying that we have 25 years of technological change in the space since graduated licensing was introduced in the 90s, and that alone is probably reason to revisit the whole thing.