Why Do Drivers Suspension

From my experience of living in both the United States and Germany, I noticed Germans have a better driving system. Compared to the Americans, Germans have more experience in driving, fewer accidents, and are monitored by police less. By going through training, that is universal across the country, citizens have a better understanding of driving. With a standardized system incorporated across the United States, drivers will break less rules, have fewer accidents, and cause less fatalities. Having a strict regulation, will create drivers who are lease likely to break the rules of the road. Breaking multiple rules of the road or having an impressive fine for a traffic violation, should result in a license suspension. The driver has clearly proven they are a hazard to other …show more content…
Having different rules, based off which state the license is obtained, can cause confusion when driving in a different location. By standardizing the test and rules, unwanted tickets due to lack of knowledge will decline. Since everyone is held to the same standard laws, there are fewer excuses on why an accident happened. The more a person knows and understands a skill, the more confidence he or she will have when using that skill. Less doubt on the roads will result in less hesitation when a decision needs to be made. Therefore, accidents are less prone to happened wile driving. By going through drivers ed, necessary skills and experienced is acquired before being left alone behind the steering wheel. However, some states allow citizens to achieve their license by the age of 18 with no prior training. Allowing drivers to drive with no prior training, is equivalent to allowing a teen to shoot a gun unsupervised for the first time. A bystander will either die or be severely hurt. In order to prevent a dangerous outcome, individual states must require all citizens to go through training to receive their