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very simple idea
you get a regular license when you apply
after you have that for a certain time ( like a year or 2) your allowed to take a intermediate driving test
then if you pass you pay a higher fee and you get a new license ( lets say blue)
( the fee is similar to people who want
a custom license plate)
this would let you drive 10mph over speed limit and use certain lanes
The process would go up and up
The state makes out because of the fee
the public makes out because certain lanes will go faster because only skilled drivers are in them
and the driver makes out because he or she can do more things.
privileges I can think of are
drive in the hov with less people
increase's in speed over mph listing ( not much )
increasing the mandatory reckless driving charge ( from 80 to 90)
special lanes
if your ever caught altering your tags you lose them for a year
if your in an accident no mater who’s at fault you go down a level
if your in an accident that’s your fault you go back to default privileges..
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I disagree that you should get more "privlages" for driving longer. |
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Also, people would falsify their plates to look like a D- student driver, so everyone would get out of their way. |
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Work on your skill levels regarding communicating in written English, then get back to us. |
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Officer: I'm charging you with mandotry recklease typing.
The punishment will be correcting the grammer on all
the 10 items or less grocery check-out signs in your home
state. Transportation provided by illiterate cab drivers
who don't speak English either. |
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John Wyndham had trouble with these, I seem to remember. |
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They are, in the winter. In warmer months, they're merely fogged. |
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Another thing controlled by the government, your driving privileges. I can see it now: |
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Government Agent: Okay, you passed your driving test, now you get this license plate. [Gives license plate to you] |
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You: thank you [put hand on plate] |
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GA: however, [pulls plate away] you must not drive over speed limit, at any time... |
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GA: ...you may not go in HOV lanes... |
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GA: ...and you have to drive for two years to get more privileges. Bye now! [Shoves plate in your hand and walks away smiling.] |
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You: [over phone] Okay, I drove for two years; can I get a level up? |
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GA: well, first we have to call up a red tape administration, check the police record, wait five years... |
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You: why you [insert under-the-breath swear words] |
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GA: hang on, I have an intern in the office; get back to you in an hour... |
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You: But- [music plays over phone] |
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[reensure] Thank you for reminding me of the fogged windows. I've moved much closer to the equator and until reading your anno completely forgot about that. Ah, youth. |
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<True story/>Ah, fogged windows. In a preacher's car, no less. Ah, preacher's daughters!</True story> |
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Why, when I read an idea littered with numerous spelling errors, do I always imagine the author to be a drooling, grinning overweight guy wearing a striped green and purple t-shirt, a pair of shorts and one of those caps with a propellor spinning on top? |
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Whose gaping maw displays a solo tooth which is not sufficient to contain the lolling tongue... |
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...A steady drip of saliva falls from the lower lip, striking the same key over and over, with the monotonous rhythm of a metronome |
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Remember, lots of people may drive a single vehicle so the plate won't work. After all, *I* may be an 'A+' driver, but my friend, whom I lend my car to, may be a D- driver. |
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This would NOt work everywhere, trust me. |
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//if your in an acident no mater whos at fault you go down a level//
Punish people for things they haven't done? Way to engender public support for a system, [crash] |
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Hmm... crash893 has made the dangerous move of threatening the Deity(ies)-Given right to maneuvre 2 tons of deadly steel at 70 mph in a public space. This is, of course, an insult second only to challenging the right of 14-year olds to take concealed handguns to school. |
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But, trolling aside, many of the more civilized countries in the world operate a graduated licence scheme. Here in NZ we have a 6 month "Learner" period, where you must be supervised while driving. |
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Then follows a two year "Restricted Period", where you have essentially a zero breath alcohol limit, and you may not drive after 10pm. There may be passenger carrying limits too, I can't recall. |
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Undertaking courses in defensive driving can reduce the time period, or at least it could when I learned to drive. So, the concept is fairly well-baked in the broader sense. |
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undertaking is frowned on - possibly illegal. |
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She made you say 'underwear-taking.' : ) |
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your system is already controled by the goverment and redtape thats why it takes 4 hour to get drivers records |
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the entire idea is you pay for the privlages that you dont need
if you cant pay theres no probem you just go back to you base privlages |
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sp: assuming, controlled, government, red tape, that's, hours, privileges, don't, can't, there's, your. |
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<<Why, when I read an idea littered with numerous spelling errors, do I always imagine the author to be a drooling, grinning overweight guy wearing a striped green and purple t-shirt, a pair of shorts and one of those caps with a propellor spinning on top?>> |
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Because you're a bigoted snob? |
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I'm not sure about the concept of more privileges... it'd get abused something chronic. After an accident, the newly-downgraded driver would continue to use HOV lanes, drive fast etc, because "the accident wasn't my fault, I'm a skilful driver." However, visually indicating that a driver is well trained, perhaps by different coloured license plates for drivers who have passed more tests, would be a good incentive to improve one's skills. |
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