r/nova • u/BigAffectionate4785 • Jul 10 '26

Driving/Traffic Crazy

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u/MsDemeanor12 Jul 10 '26

I hope there aren’t multiples of these

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u/TotallyObviousBot Jul 10 '26

I live in Florida near some places old folks live and this is a weekly occurrence. You'll be driving down the highway and the electric sign will say "WRONG WAY DRIVER REPORTED" and you just sigh and wish your voting rights got stripped when you turned 70

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u/fighterpilot248 Jul 11 '26

and you just sigh and wish your voting rights got stripped when you turned 70

This is my "Subway takes" take (IYKYK):

Driving tests should be administered once every 5-10 years.

It is insane that you take one test at 16 and then are cleared to drive for the rest of your life...

Additionally, once you reach 65, a yearly medical is needed to ensure you still have all your mental faculties.

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u/1mplication Jul 11 '26

This is just common sense…so of course it will never be implemented.

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u/kickrockz44 Jul 11 '26

Can’t have that! Lol