Re:Californians OK with Google self-driving cars and ban non...
by nitrogen on Sunday May 31, 2015 @02:59PM
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It should be self-evident that some driver training programs (e.g. Finland) are much more rigorous than others (e.g. "ABC Driving" in middle of nowhere USA). Places with unlimited speed roads tend to have much stricter vehicle safety inspections as well.
So why not try to bring the more stringent driver training and vehicle inspection requirements to the US, sold initially to those who care about driving?
Your coworker would then have to prove he's a better driver.
Aside: I think it's offensive to call someone who strives for excellence in some activity a "tool". Would you say the same thing about a med student who thought she should be able to perform additional procedures after going through additional certification?
So why not try to bring the more stringent driver training and vehicle inspection requirements to the US, sold initially to those who care about driving?
Your coworker would then have to prove he's a better driver.
Aside: I think it's offensive to call someone who strives for excellence in some activity a "tool". Would you say the same thing about a med student who thought she should be able to perform additional procedures after going through additional certification?