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Mark C5
01-14-2011, 10:49am
for 11+ years I've become convinced there needs to be an age when you have to be tested every couple years to get your drivers license. I know it would be a huge pain but geeze, it's gettin' scary around here! :willy:

longhorn341
01-14-2011, 10:55am
:iagree: the snow birds started arriving a couple of weeks ago -- and they are the main culprit, I hate it when they stop in the middle of the road to figure out where their condo is.

Datawiz
01-14-2011, 10:55am
Stay out of the left lane old man, and turn off your blinker. :D

Scissors
01-14-2011, 10:58am
Mandatory executions of anyone over the age of 55. Problem solved.

GRN ENVY
01-14-2011, 10:59am
I am driving back to Orlando in a few hours, I just can't wait to get behind some old guy in a vette who doesn't know how to drive it.:D

Olustee bus
01-14-2011, 11:04am
I am driving back to Orlando in a few hours, I just can't wait to get behind some old guy in a vette who doesn't know how to drive it.:D

Yeah, I don't know what color Unique Doug's vette is now. but he is out there.

VITE1
01-14-2011, 11:06am
I think everyone, regardless of age, should get tested every 5 years and anyone can be asked to retest if caught by the police doing something stupid or dangerous.

Drive around MA , NY and other places and see the rudeness, stupidity and such.

Mark C5
01-14-2011, 11:06am
Stay out of the left lane old man, and turn off your blinker. :D

It's MY left lane and I'm gonna turn sooner or later! :drivingskid:

Sea Six
01-14-2011, 11:11am
There's a form you can file with the FL DHSMV if you think somone needs a mandatory retesting.

You have to have some detailed information, so you can't just use it to harass someone who cut you off in traffic you don't know.

Mark C5
01-14-2011, 11:15am
you can't just use it to harass someone who cut you off in traffic you don't know.

Where's the fun in that? :wtf:

Yerf Dog
01-14-2011, 11:20am
Mandatory executions of anyone over the age of 55. Problem solved.

IBTLogansRun

F40
01-14-2011, 11:21am
Its the same out here, I live close to Sun city,:willy:

VatorMan
01-14-2011, 11:50am
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_sEaTcl6fG3I/SvbiX4QMEqI/AAAAAAAACVg/RbTJ1V5Fa14/s400/middle+finger.jpg

VITE1
01-14-2011, 12:53pm
Mandatory executions of anyone over the age of 55. Problem solved.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v517/VITE1/CFOT/10_6_10.gif

NEVRL8T
01-14-2011, 12:59pm
Stay out of the left lane old man, and turn off your blinker. :D

TxAg to white courtesy phone, TxAg to the white courtesy phone, please. :rofl:

nhra_ta
01-14-2011, 1:12pm
I think everyone, regardless of age, should get tested every 5 years and anyone can be asked to retest if caught by the police doing something stupid or dangerous.

Drive around MA , NY and other places and see the rudeness, stupidity and such.

:iagree:

I've often thought that people need to be tested after a certain age, but this is actually a better idea. :thumbs:

high desert
01-14-2011, 1:18pm
Pesky facts. (http://www.allcountries.org/uscensus/1045_age_of_driver_and_number_in.html)

Mark C5
01-14-2011, 1:26pm
Pesky facts. (http://www.allcountries.org/uscensus/1045_age_of_driver_and_number_in.html)

I have no doubt that older drivers are in fewer accidents, they just cause them.

Bounty Hunter
01-14-2011, 1:33pm
http://i516.photobucket.com/albums/u328/NCC-1701D/SeniorDriver.jpg

jaxgator
01-14-2011, 1:40pm
Mandatory executions of anyone over the age of 55. Problem solved.

IBTLogansRun

:yesnod:

http://www.boingboing.net/logan.jpg

I just love being parked behind 'em on highway entrance ramps waiting for 'em to "merge". :rolleyes:

Chris Fowler
01-14-2011, 1:49pm
Pesky facts. (http://www.allcountries.org/uscensus/1045_age_of_driver_and_number_in.html)
I'd like to see it broken down a little further.

My grandmother was fine driving until she hit about 90. She grew increasingly more dangerous from 90 until she finally gave up her car just before her 95th birthday.

My dad and his brother and sister had to fight for that one. They finally won. She's still a little pissed at them for it.

high desert
01-14-2011, 1:52pm
I have no doubt that older drivers are in fewer accidents, they just cause them.

A lot of truth in that. :yesnod:

VITE1
01-14-2011, 2:15pm
I'd like to see it broken down a little further.

My grandmother was fine driving until she hit about 90. She grew increasingly more dangerous from 90 until she finally gave up her car just before her 95th birthday.

My dad and his brother and sister had to fight for that one. They finally won. She's still a little pissed at them for it.

I had my Dads Doctor file a report that suspended his license until he could prove he could safely drive when he was 87. He was a danger to himself and all the kids in his neighborhood. He was pissed at me but every time I drove to his house I was sure it was the right thing to do.

Sea Six
01-14-2011, 2:20pm
There's a form you can file with the FL DHSMV if you think somone needs a mandatory retesting.

You have to have some detailed information, so you can't just use it to harass someone who cut you off in traffic you don't know.

Where's the fun in that? :wtf:

You've got a point there. :dance:

oyealiz
01-14-2011, 2:21pm
I'd like to see it broken down a little further.

My grandmother was fine driving until she hit about 90. She grew increasingly more dangerous from 90 until she finally gave up her car just before her 95th birthday.

My dad and his brother and sister had to fight for that one. They finally won. She's still a little pissed at them for it.

I had my Dads Doctor file a report that suspended his license until he could prove he could safely drive when he was 87. He was a danger to himself and all the kids in his neighborhood. He was pissed at me but every time I drove to his house I was sure it was the right thing to do.

Families should help more like this. :yesnod:

Years ago, I was at the birthday party for a friend of my daughter's. The child's great grandfather was there. He was on oxygen and had to be helped up, and held up, to get around. He moved very slow.

When it was time to go, I witnessed them walking him, and the great grandmother, out to the car....and helping him into the DRIVER'S seat. I said to the child's mom "You've got to be kidding me!" She said yeah, noone dares to take his license and car away. I said, I'd be worried about my grandmother being in the car with him, let alone everyone else on the roads. Crap like that is ridiculous. NONE of them thought he should be driving, and yet they let him. There is no way his reactions would have been quick enough to avoid something like someone pulling out in front of him or stopping suddenly in front of him. :willy: