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Well I met those requirements and still didn’t know enough to avoid this. On one hand, there’s a responsibility to seek further knowledge and self-evaluate. I
by wat10000 2y ago
Well I met those requirements and still didn’t know enough to avoid this.
On one hand, there’s a responsibility to seek further knowledge and self-evaluate. I accept responsibility for not doing that here.
On the other hand, having the government sign off on your training as officially adequate, then threatening to jail you and put a conviction on your record when it wasn’t, seems rather uncool. Hold me liable for damages? Sure. Ticket me? Ok. But charge me with an actual crime?
- ghaff 2y agoPeople gain more experience. Many/most also naturally become more cautious with age. I know there's a school of thought here that if we just made licensing more time consuming and expensive--whatever the cost in employment possibilities etc.--problems would go away. But I'm not sure how much classes, beyond a certain point, for a young driver really help.