I'd recommend driving classes/suspension before revocation on a second offense over 60 months, but at a certain point, I'd agree some people shouldn't be on the

I'd recommend driving classes/suspension before revocation on a second offense over 60 months, but at a certain point, I'd agree some people shouldn't be on the road. A teenager who gets into repeated accidents is probably a good example of someone who'll probably turn out fine once they grow up a little, but something like ADHD could easily continue to be a problem if they don't get it addressed. I'm not sure if there are places where a person can be required to be medicated to drive (like some people are required to have glasses/contacts or supplemental oxygen anytime they are driving) but it wouldn't be a bad idea.