RE: Tougher licensing = Safety Fast?

[Peter Henriksen <peterhe@microsoft.com>]

Code it into the chip implanted behind everybody's ear in a few years?

:-)
- peter

>-----Original Message-----
>From:	Anton Gaidos III [SMTP:anton_gaidos_iii@firepower.com]
>Sent:	Monday, February 10, 1997 2:18 PM
>To:	Peter Henriksen; 'Dale McCormack'
>Cc:	'quattro@coimbra.ans.net'
>Subject:	RE: Tougher licensing = Safety Fast?
>
>I too have thought about this very thing. We could use color codes for
>ease of identification. Of course when I was talking about this idea
>with an officer friend of mine he said "What if someone borrows your
>car?". Okay,
>so the sticker has to be removable - still not a problem.
>
>Anton J. Gaidos, III
>PC Design
>Motorola Computer Group
>
>>----------
>>From: 	Dale McCormack[SMTP:profit@mcs.net]
>>Sent: 	Monday, February 10, 1997 1:33 PM
>>To: 	Peter Henriksen
>>Cc: 	quattro@coimbra.ans.net
>>Subject: 	Re: Tougher licensing = Safety Fast?
>>
>>My favorite idea (dream?) has always been a graded driver test in which
>>higher demonstrated skills in a closed course test environment would be
>>rewarded with a higher speed limit on limited-access or rural roads. 
>>For example, whenever you entered your vehicle you'd place a visually
>>distinguishable license in the rear window for easy ID. To maintain
>>revenue flow these drivers would pay for their testing and the license
>>could also be priced accordingly. (perhaps offseting previous citation
>>revenue?)  Revocation of these speed privledges would also need to be
>>quickly enforced if they were abused non limited-access roadways.
>> 
>>Anyone else willing to anty up?
>>