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It's simple. Have a fair test in place (the same one that you must take to get your license in the first place), pass the test, then you can continue driving. If older people can't pass the most basic of driving tests, then they shouldn't be on the road. Period.

Survey finds half of UK motorists want elderly drivers banned

Jul 25th 2006 2:26PM on Autoblog

I believe that the accident rates for older drivers is lower because the younger drivers are the one getting into the accidents avoiding the older drivers. If an old person doesn't stop at a stop light and I swerve to miss them and hit someone else, then it looks like the accident was my fault.
I don't see how anyone can complain about setting a minimum age for retesting. Heck, make it a high age. Maybe 85? At least it's a place to start. Some testing is better than no testing.

Pics of Motorola's KRZR for Verizon

Jul 24th 2006 8:57AM on Engadget Mobile

Can we see some side by side pics with the RAZR? Anyone know how long the battery lasts compared to the new V3m?

Motorola V3i due on Cingular

May 26th 2006 3:10PM on Engadget

Verizon will be offering the same phone also. It's called the V3m and could be out next week.

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