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tomster2300 · 11-10-2005, 05:39 PM

I think the lowering of speed limits across the nation would help lower vehicular casualties. I also think that driving courses should be mandatory for new teenage drivers - they would have to be revamped though because they're pretty sorry as of right now. It would have to include more driving time and less bookwork which nobody really pays attention to at that age (15-16 year olds). I had to sit through it last summer when I got my license (I got it on turning 18, parents decision), and while I listened to the instructor, the majority of the audience did not (I was in the back and could see everyone). I was by far the oldest one there since this was at my old high school with the majority of students being 14-16 years old.

11-10-2005, 05:39 PM	#32
tomster2300 I like monkeys Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The South Posts: 2,526	I think the lowering of speed limits across the nation would help lower vehicular casualties. I also think that driving courses should be mandatory for new teenage drivers - they would have to be revamped though because they're pretty sorry as of right now. It would have to include more driving time and less bookwork which nobody really pays attention to at that age (15-16 year olds). I had to sit through it last summer when I got my license (I got it on turning 18, parents decision), and while I listened to the instructor, the majority of the audience did not (I was in the back and could see everyone). I was by far the oldest one there since this was at my old high school with the majority of students being 14-16 years old. __________________ Desktop: Intel i7 920--GA-x58-UD3R--Corsair XMS 12GB DDR3 1600mhz--Diamond Radeon HD 7850--PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750w psu--Samsung 830 128GB SSD--1TB RAID 0--Lite-on DVD-DL burner--Cooler Master HAF case--Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Laptop: Apple Macbook Pro 13" 2011 Last edited by tomster2300; 11-10-2005 at 05:45 PM.