Warwickshire Online Chat Forum

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chillitt	Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 7:10 pm Madhatter wrote: 6 points is two speeding offences. Do you realise how easy it is to get them? Surely you mean more than 6. nope! I know one young man who has just discovered this the hard way! 6points is all I have managed to tot up with 24 years driving... [quote="Madhatter"]6 points is two speeding offences. Do you realise how easy it is to get them? Surely you mean more than 6.[/quote] nope! I know one young man who has just discovered this the hard way! 6points is all I have managed to tot up with 24 years driving... :rolleyes:

Will	Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 6:04 pm The whole point is a disproportionate amount of young drivers are in or causing acidents. I think 6 points is generous, considering the idea is to stop people from doing it. The whole point is a disproportionate amount of young drivers are in or causing acidents. I think 6 points is generous, considering the idea is to stop people from doing it.

Madhatter	Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 6:01 pm 6 points is two speeding offences. Do you realise how easy it is to get them? Surely you mean more than 6. 6 points is two speeding offences. Do you realise how easy it is to get them? Surely you mean more than 6.

chillitt	Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:07 pm If they get 6 points in their first 2 years, they get a ban and have to retake the test. And quite right too! I think there should be some restriction on the car during this time too- nothing over 1800cc and NO MODIFICATIONS!!! If they get 6 points in their first 2 years, they get a ban and have to retake the test. And quite right too! I think there should be some restriction on the car during this time too- nothing over 1800cc and NO MODIFICATIONS!!!

Will	Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:03 pm Young drivers Midlands today has been going on about this topic for a while now. They want to know if people think that it should be mandatory for new drivers to have the 'P' plates on their car for the first year. Personally I think it wouldn't hurt, but I don't think it will stop young drivers from having accidents. I had a radical idea that if a young driver is found guilty of a driving offence within their first year, they have to re-take the test. Is that too harsh? Or will it teach young drivers to be extra careful from day one. What do people think? Midlands today has been going on about this topic for a while now. They want to know if people think that it should be mandatory for new drivers to have the 'P' plates on their car for the first year. Personally I think it wouldn't hurt, but I don't think it will stop young drivers from having accidents. I had a radical idea that if a young driver is found guilty of a driving offence within their first year, they have to re-take the test. Is that too harsh? Or will it teach young drivers to be extra careful from day one. What do people think?

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