>I've driven well over a million miles over the last 25 years You sure about that? > Zero accidents and zero moving violations. Good for you! You must be sav

>I've driven well over a million miles over the last 25 years You sure about that? > Zero accidents and zero moving violations. Good for you! You must be saving tons of money with your undoubtedly low insurance rates. Props. > for a variety of reasons, our disfunctional government ... Police have finite resources. You'll need to pay more taxes to increase that. Oh hang on... > proven they are unwilling and/or unable to drive safely and jail people who drive without a license. >The 95 year old who lives down the block, cannot see over the steering wheel and regularly wrecks her car continues to drive. She passed her licence, did not total her car, and her insurance will go up due to her accidents Granny might not be a great driver, but just because she's 95 does not mean that she deserves to get shivved while bench pressing, surely? >The 20 year old a block over who speeds around without a license plate on his car continues to drive. You want him jailed, eh? Seems a bit much for a minor traffic violation. The 35 year old with 55 moving violations and a license that is suspended speeds through the red light on the corner every day. How do you know the license is suspended? How did you find out about the moving violations? How would your brownshirts identify these things? >It isn't impossible to make our roads safer - or even difficult - we just lack the political will. 100% agree. I'm not paying for room and board for these people. I certainly don't want to default to disenfranchisement, since they've paid years of taxes into road construction. What I would do, is focus on driving. We don't need to implement the damn Stasi just to fill your dungeons with your undesirables.