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[Dumbass 0]

Sheesh, you would need a college degree just to understand what you can and can't do.

[Merina 0]

Canada is insain. Lucky for Kansas, we don't have a graduated system. You just go in take 3 tests which are: Vision, Written, and Driving. How hard is that.

[Seiben 0]

Canada is insain. Lucky for Kansas, we don't have a graduated system. You just go in take 3 tests which are: Vision, Written, and Driving. How hard is that.

I don't think it's insane.. I like the Graduated System. The more experience you have behind the wheel, the less likely you're gonna get into an accident.

[Vex Xiang 0]

Yes, the vertical licenses are fairly new. Heck, 15 years ago they were just laminated printed pieces of paper. Compare a license now to 20 yrs ago, you'll be amazed at the difference.

 

I like them...it helps venders immediately and readily tell whether you are under 21 or not..because if they sell you booze by accident (either by a lazy employee or just a mistake) THEY are the ones who pay huge fines...not the brat kid who wanted to get silly on the moonshine.

 

Anything that helps business-owners comply with the law is 100% OK in my opinion. Really, you have to slap the guy on the back for this idea...its so simple and so effective.

[ladymatrix 0]

But all-in-all people are still stupid even if they are experienced or not they sometimes dont think or get caught up with things around them that are in the car trust me been driving 3 years and I still miss a stop sign/light or almost run into someone cause of something thats on my mind or things/people in my car or how the person is driving (note: i dont do those things on a daily basis but i can say ive done either/or about 4-5 times):P

 

But i like the idea of two road tests instead of one maybe one for rual driving and the other for highway or something like that cause a written test a vision test and driving test just dont do it from some people just learning to drive and encourages parents to pound down the laws and make em somewhat careful of their surroundings

 

ok enough of me bickering sorry :D

[Vex Xiang 0]

been driving 3 years and I still miss a stop sign/light or almost run into someone cause of something thats on my mind or things/people in my car

 

What kind of car do you drive? I want to be sure to avoid you! :P

 

Americans really are distracted drivers. We speed around with a cellphone pinched between our head and shoulder, a Starbucks Latte in one hand and an electric razor in the other, blasting the radio and driving with one knee firmingly planted against the steering wheel.

 

And then we want an autobahn...it's suicide... :D

[NDak 0]

Yes, the vertical licenses are fairly new. Heck, 15 years ago they were just laminated printed pieces of paper. Compare a license now to 20 yrs ago, you'll be amazed at the difference.

 

I like them...it helps venders immediately and readily tell whether you are under 21 or not..because if they sell you booze by accident (either by a lazy employee or just a mistake) THEY are the ones who pay huge fines...not the brat kid who wanted to get silly on the moonshine.

 

Anything that helps business-owners comply with the law is 100% OK in my opinion. Really, you have to slap the guy on the back for this idea...its so simple and so effective.

::finds himself agreeing withe giant fishy::

 

I have no problem with it either, I just wish mine were so ugly...wait thats just my mug that makes it look ugly :D

[William Laiden 0]

I have my learner's BC driver's license. But I also carry my Health Card with me in case a theatre or something needs two pieces of ID. :D

 

My Learner's License:

 

The Card that gets me FREE health care!!!!

 

Did you like my MS Paint skills? :P

Edited August 17, 2004 by William Laiden

[Darrik 0]

wow, that is one unledgible signature. You'd do a good job giving autographs.

[Vex Xiang 0]

Canadian licenses are horrible! How can anyone tell who it belongs to with that big gray block over the face? :P

 

Silly Canadians :D

[Tachyon 0]

Canadian licenses are horrible! How can anyone tell who it belongs to with that big gray block over the face?  :P

 

Silly Canadians  :D

We take a large piece of grey cardboard and put it up to a person's face, and see if that picture looks like the one on the license. :)

Edited August 18, 2004 by Tachyon

[NDak 0]

If you think his signature is hard to read you should look at mine :P

 

 

What I really hate is how goofy I look in my student ID picture :D

Edited August 18, 2004 by NDak

[William Laiden 0]

You havn't mentioned my CareCard! Only $24 a year for unlimited healthcare!

[Dumbass 0]

LOL - I'm reminded of the surfer movie Endless Summer. This one guy had his passport photo taken with his tongue stuck out touching his nose. Whenever he went through customs they made him do that again.

Edited August 18, 2004 by Dumbass

[ladymatrix 0]

What kind of car do you drive? I want to be sure to avoid you! :D

Hey I put a note at the end ive only done it about 4-5 times :P because I myself was distracted (mostly cause I was upset by something) I dont want to get into wreck Ive seen a few first hand that happened infront of me and some of em werent pretty and plus getting a speeding ticket right before turning 18 and having to go to a juvi court appointed class was something i didnt want to do again *shudders*

[Seiben 0]

You havn't mentioned my CareCard! Only $24 a year for unlimited healthcare!

$24/yr? Man.. Ontario's Healthcare system is $0/year.

[Merina 0]

my Kansas ID card is vertical. At hte bottom of my photo it says NOT 21 UNTIL 06/02/2007 with a red background.