Drive safe act

How would that stop any exploitation?

It's also pretty impractical. Guy lives in WI, can he drive in Indiana? It's not a "neighboring state" as it doesn't share a border.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again - tighten up the CDL test: no mulitple guess tests, real world backing scenarios, and cut the points on the road test in half. That will weed out undesirables more than an arbitrary age/geography limit.

 

It's even easier than that. Let the feds fine the state that gives a CDL to someone that doesn't speak English. Somewhere in the multi million dollar range per offense.

 

I'd settle for revoking the credentials of any cdl examiner who passes someone who can't pass our road test.

 

that will never happen (the fines), however what should happen is the feds ought to punish the state(s) by with holding federal monies for highway funds.

sadly, though, the states will just put up more toll gantry's..

it's a never ending battle.

 

Some of these comments Holy ####ing ####. Wound up tighter than tight thinking they a saint and never made a mistake

 

one time, i thought i made a mistake....

but i was mistaken..........

 

Ooops you made another one. The saying is...."I thought I was wrong once...but I was mistaken."

 

i'm old...........

i thought, i had a mistaken thought. but i was wrong, i made no mistake in my thought.

 

Insurance companies know the real facts of young drivers. That's why they charge them far more in premiums.

 

Change young to new.

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