The problem is that it's too easy to get a driver's licence and retain it without updating or testing in any way. Make it more difficult for terrible drivers who are inattentive or unable, to get a licence in the first place. In the 90's and 00's I worked as a Paramedic in a number of major cities and it was terrible then. Now it's even worse. There are so many distractions and everything moves even faster. Some people just can't manage it and should not drive.
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I'm also hoping people will stay behind the crosswalk instead of slowly inching forward until, I kid you not, they are literally in the intersection with their back tire over the second line.