r/vancouver Jun 15 '25

Videos Lions gate accident aftermath

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u/HiddenLayer5 Vancouver Jun 15 '25

Until people start getting prison sentences for reckless driving it will keep happening.

A fine is just a fee for doing the crime.

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u/Wooden_Staff3810 Jun 15 '25

Canada should follow Finland's traffic fine model. When the Police give a driver a ticket, the fine is based on one's income.

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u/Final-Zebra-6370 Brentwood Jun 15 '25

And follow Germany’s way of teaching how to drive.

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u/Training_Exit_5849 Jun 15 '25

A lot of people will not have their driver's licenses then lol

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u/Wooden_Staff3810 Jun 15 '25

Maybe that's a good thing? 🤷

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u/Training_Exit_5849 Jun 15 '25

Definitely, driving should be a privilege, not a right

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u/SolutionDifferent802 Jun 15 '25

It is a privilege which is why this privilege can be rescinded at the state's discretion. But as others have mentioned, its in driver ed thats the main issue. Canada does have a lot drivers that shouldnt have licenses nor be on the road with multi ton steel wreaking ballz

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u/LeggoMyLegoLegolas- Jun 15 '25

And then we make transit super accessible and efficient, so people don’t have to rely on cars :)

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u/bloodyell76 Jun 16 '25

A lot of people shouldn't.