In your opinion, what is the most effective way to combat reckless driving and road rage in modern cities? Should penalties be strictly financial, or are bans and prison sentences more appropriate?, Driving under the influence carries severe social stigma. Do you believe that a single offense should result in a lifetime ban from driving, or should offenders be given a second chance after rehabilitation?, Many major cities have introduced a congestion charge to limit the number of vehicles entering the city centre. Do you think this policy is fair to lower-income drivers, or does it simply turn driving into a luxury privilege?, To reduce exhaust emissions and ensure vehicles are roadworthy, governments are implementing stricter annual inspections. Do you agree that older cars should eventually be banned from city streets to protect the environment?, Should elderly drivers (e.g., over the age of 70) be forced to retake their driving and medical tests annually to ensure their vehicles remain roadworthy and they aren’t a hazard, or is this age discrimination that restricts their independence?, Many cities now have mobile apps where citizens can report illegally parked cars in a tow-away zone or capture reckless driving on their dashcams for a financial reward. Does this crowd-sourced enforcement foster a safer community, or does it turn society into a paranoid state of mutual surveillance?, Some countries have a 0.0% blood-alcohol limit for driving, meaning even a single chocolate liqueur could lead to a breathalyser failure, while others allow a small glass of wine. Is a absolute zero-tolerance policy realistic, or is it overly punitive?

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