Illinois legislator pushes to end ‘ageist’ mandatory driving tests for seniors – Center Square

State Rep. Jeff Keicher’s bill does get rid of the requirement where drivers 75 and older have to retake a driving test as a condition of renewing their driver’s license. However, the bill doesn’t address non-age factors that could trigger a non-renewal of a license.
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mqyl
1 year ago

At some point, you’re too old to drive. Maybe it’s not at 75 or 79. I think there should be extra testing for seniors at some point. Otherwise, you’ll have too many instances of old drivers mowing down kids walking, riding their bikes, etc. Yes, young drivers commit those crimes, too, but it’s usually not because their brains deteriorated.

the doctor
1 year ago

Strange that Illinois is the only State that requires this.

debtsor
1 year ago
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It should be in every state.

debtsor
1 year ago

Another example of a carefully constructed fake reality where discrimination based on age – in this case being 75 years old – is called ‘ageist’ as 100 years of common sense since the automobile was invented is thrown out the window.

But the real purpose of ‘ageism’ for these progressive freaks is the Age of Consent, because they’re all part of the LGBTQ++++Pedo group, where age is just a number, and they can abuse and groom children without fear of repercussion…

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