I wouldn't go for "higher standard" but I would say they should be "better informed" about the consequences of driving recklessly. I have talked to a lot of st

I wouldn't go for "higher standard" but I would say they should be "better informed" about the consequences of driving recklessly. I have talked to a lot of state patrolmen in CA and WA (USA) and they were cured of using their awesome driving schools for personal advantage after coming up on their first gruesome accident. Especially if said involved children. People tend to think they're "exceptional" in some way, though, and will dismiss the risk by thinking that they are better trained and more aware of the factors that lead to accidents.