> And instead of banning drivers who accumulate too many points, make them
> attend a driving-remedial school and pass a test thereafter, as I
> believe they do in California.

You're talking about me... yeah, driving school. Take it on the internet,
it is very easy to cheat, even on the proctored exam. I did the whole 10
hour thing in less than two hours.

It's all just a way to generate revenue. California wants as many drivers
on the road as possible, it doesn't matter how bad they are. Enforce speed
limits by A) raising insurance on speeders or B) putting a cell phone in
their hands so it's hard to drive fast.

It's scary driving here. Nobody uses their turn signals any more(it's the
cellphone hand). They follow at one car length no matter how fast traffic
is running. SUVs are getting so big they barely fit the lanes.

Don't look to California for solutions to bad driving. Germany or maybe
some of the Scandinavian countries is a better bet.

Cheers,

Bob

P.S. I got a better radar detector, keep my eyes open, no tickets in over
two years, knock wood :-)

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