With a rise in fatal accidents caused by elderly drivers; does the nation need stricter rules on licenses?

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by BDBohnzie

There are so many bad drivers on the road, young, old and in between that the states might as well retest everyone every so often (5-10 years) then close the gap to every 1-2 years once you hit 65ish (while using the same gap between 16 and 21).

Virginia has this already, I think. They test me every five years.

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by Trample the Elderly

Virginia has this already, I think. They test me every five years.

The only thing i know of is the vision test if you have restrictions on your license like daytime only or "X" for corrective lenses...

I just renewed my license in September...didnt have to take a vision test at all....and my new one is good until 2016 i think....

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

The only thing i know of is the vision test if you have restrictions on your license like daytime only or "X" for corrective lenses...

I just renewed my license in September...didnt have to take a vision test at all....and my new one is good until 2016 i think....

I've had to retake the whole thing a few times. Then again, I've had a few . . . . adventures.