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Yes, I recall there was a war fought. Intrinsically, of course not, but how about due to laws/culture/training?
by jkestner 1y ago
Yes, I recall there was a war fought.
Intrinsically, of course not, but how about due to laws/culture/training?
- ryao 1y agoThen it is possible to replicate German success in vehicle safety in the U.S. without increasingly draconian speed limit restrictions. As for laws/culture/training, look at NYS: 1. There are annual mandatory vehicle inspections. Driving an uninspected vehicle is illegal and you cannot get the inspection certificate for your windshield unless your vehicle passes. 2. The state requires a driving test to get a license (in addition to prelicensing education requirements) and effectively forces everyone to take driver education courses every 3 years by raising insurance rates if they do not. 3. There is a points system for violations. Reach 11 points, and you lose your license. Reaching 11 points is fairly easy to do. It is unclear how driving skill in Germany would be much different than driving skill in NYS. If you believe it should be, then you should have reasons for it that would give concrete things that can be changed.