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Originally Posted by Sandtrap328
I just read in the Daily Sun that yet another person was arrested after an accident for driving with no license because his was revoked (in 1997). The man is now age 37. He had been convicted of manslaughter with a car at that time. Assuming he had some prison time served and then released but still with no driver license - how is he ever expected to find and hold a job without a license?
Chances are that he has been driving ever since getting out of prison and just got caught because of the accident.
Wouldn't some sort of supervised provisional license be better for this person or persons like this so they could legally drive, hold a job, but still be under some supervision for drug and alcohol testing or psychlogical testing on a periodic basis?
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I don't know the answer, but I will ask my friend, Woody. Woody has been blind since 1985 and goes to work every day.