spindrift
May 23rd 07, 01:11 PM
Lifetime driving bans in cases like these make sense. She's been
banned before for similar crimes, hasn't learnt.
There are too many cars on the road. And too many drivers see the risk
of speeding as merely a fine and a few points. Kill two birds with one
stone and give lifetime bans for people who have shown that they
can't, no matter how many chances they're given, drive legally.
The legal system seems unfairly balanced towards the belief that
people have a right to drive. They don't, they earn the right to drive
and like anything that you have to earn it should be removed if you
prove yourself not worthy.
banned before for similar crimes, hasn't learnt.
There are too many cars on the road. And too many drivers see the risk
of speeding as merely a fine and a few points. Kill two birds with one
stone and give lifetime bans for people who have shown that they
can't, no matter how many chances they're given, drive legally.
The legal system seems unfairly balanced towards the belief that
people have a right to drive. They don't, they earn the right to drive
and like anything that you have to earn it should be removed if you
prove yourself not worthy.