4 ms·

I'd wager it has more to do with ageing population than car accidents caused by non-native driver licenses.

• bArray 11mo ago
  In my personal experience, ageing drivers drive too slowly, but they are generally safe. They will often stop driving when they feel it is no longer safe, and almost all older drivers I know refuse to drive at night. Whether it is ageing or non-native licenses, I think a case can be made for checking that people conform with local expectations for driving skill.
  • mrguyorama 11mo ago
    >In my personal experience, ageing drivers drive too slowly, but they are generally safe. Your "personal experience" is just wrong. They are driving slower because they cannot react fast enough to be safe. It is well understood that old drivers are dangerous, including the ones going 20mph in a 45mph zone.