IMHO the biggest problem on roads is not speeding, it&#x27;s drunk&#x2F;drugged driving (most often caused by a lack of adequate public transit at nighttime and cabs being more expensive than the drinks of the night)... and morons who didn&#x27;t drive for 10 years, are afraid of driving, don&#x27;t seek help and then fuck up big time when they have to drive (like a distant relative, who hadn&#x27;t driven for a decade and then had to drive her husband to the doctor. Nearly caused three accidents on the way due to panic).<p>With pilots we have minimum flight time per year as well as medical requirements. I suggest similar but for cars because people physically unable to drive or people just being morons driving 10 km&#x2F;h under the speed limit are a risk to everyone else, not just them.<p>The problem is that the trend to data-driven insurances and other bullshit like this won&#x27;t help for these cases because computers and especially deep learning models are inherently fallible. A skilled mathematician may look at a risk calculation and check if the premium is adequate (and in case of old people needing their cars to not lose their entire freedom, also &quot;close his eyes&quot;)... no way to do so with a neural network. Not to mention that all that data IS going to be abused. If you want to check for public acceptance of government snooping, look at the fan reactions for NCIS episodes. No one ever objects to the portrait that surveillance and hacking is neccessary for law enforcement...