Driver voting system

There are too many horrible drivers on the road today. Everybody on the road who is driving unsafely should be held accountable for it, even if they stay within the confines of the law. This can be achieved by the driving voting system (DVS). Wireless internet is already widely available and is sure to become more common, and it won't be too long before computers with internet access are placed in cars. The DVS is a system where people can place votes on the driving behaviour of other cars. People can key in a license plate number and select whether the car they are voting on is driven by a good driver or a poor driver. These votes are not done regularly, just when a driver really angers someone, or does a great job avoiding a collision or something. Gradually, as the database increases, certain problem cars will become obvious. Once a car reaches 10 negative votes, the vehicle owners license is suspended for a month, or something in that area. If a car gets 10 positive votes, its insurance rates go down. Everyone on the highway is resposnible for each others safety through their own actions. It is only fair that the public have a say about those that jeopardize this safety. There are still problems with this idea, such as how to protect cars which are being targeted by a group of people with a personal prejudice against the owner, or how to ensure that the bad driver actually owns the car, and finally to ensure that the person keying in the license plate doesn't become a dangerous driver due to the fact that they are too busy voting on others. However, if implemented I think it would drastically decrease the number of dangerous drivers through the knowledge that they need to behave responsibly. It would also reduce road rage incidents by allowing the angered drivers to vent their feelings through the placing of a "poor driver" vote.