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Seid ihr für regelmäßige Fahrprüfungen für ältere Leute. Es passieren ja immer öfters Unfälle, wie dieser hier: https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/unfall-olympia-einkaufszentrum-oez-auto-1.5751916
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Loading...Hallo ich bin 17 Jahre Alt und würde wahnsinnig gerne Auto-cross fahren. Dieser Sport begeistert mich einfach, ist es ein Teures Hobby das stimmt zwar schon. Aber beim Eishockey gibt man ja auch schon 1.000€ für die Ausrüstung aus 🙂 Meine Frage ist, muss man sich in einem Team anmelden oder kann man auch Alleine…
Welche Erfahrungen wurden mit dem Peugeot gemacht. Auf was habe ich beim Peugeot zu achten, wenn ich ihn gebraucht kaufe? Laut Verkäufer ist nur ein kleines Loch im Auspuff das geschweißt werden muss. Habt ihr Tipps und Anregungen auf was ich achten muss?
Tüv habe ich schon bezahlt aber jetzt will die Fahrschule 300€ allein für die Vorstellung zur praktischen Prüfung haben( bzw sogar 2x weil ich einmal durchfallen bin) ist das nicht viel zu viel??
Hi, ich wollte mal nach der Rechtslage hier fragen: Ich will hier nach links abbiegen. Schaff die erste Ampel, aber es kommt so viel Gegenverkehr, dass ich vorne bei der zweiten Ampel rot habe. Darf ich dann trotzdem abbiegen?
Welches der Verkehrszeichen, die in Deutschland gültig sind, mögt ihr am Meisten? Ihr müsst nicht die Zeichen auf diesen Bild wählen, Kombinationen sind auch erlaubt.
Hallo liebe Community, Ich hätte eine Frage: Ich hab Ende März bzw Anfang April den A2 gemacht (Prüfung am 5.04 und bestanden). Nur danach musste ich wieder zurück nach Stuttgart( studiere hier) und so hat sich das mit der Abgabe vom TÜV Zettel verzögert, da ich nur am Wochenende hier bin, die sonst geschlossen haben…
No,
This is not a matter of age for me. I am, for example, 32 and can no longer drive safely (and do not do so).
What I think would be useful (because it is necessary to extend the driver’s license) a brief assessment by the attending physician that there are no doubts. If you have pre-disorders, then if necessary by the specialist. However, without this becoming a matter of several hundred euros. Accidents occur with young drivers. Be it also uncertainty, self overestimation etc.
For my driver’s license, I used an ophthalmic report and a medical examination. I’ve both been running over a work physician. The ophthalmic examination was quite extensive, but the general part was a joke. My AG paid a proud sum for this.
As a supplement: If there are concrete doubts, the rideability can be doubted.
Most and most serious accidents are not caused by older people, but by people of age as by the questioner.
The questioner is Ü60 🙂
Don’t stand in your profile. It was more likely that you would like to order a senior citizen as a young person. Your question above is more likely to ask people who don’t trust the old people to drive. I’ll be 70 and drive regularly. Last year 1000 km to Lake Garda.
I don’t want to say that elders don’t happen to accidents. At some point, everyone isn’t with the thing or is overestimated. Politics has to do with Ukraine. Otherwise, a politician would have had the subject on the screen. I also have all vehicle classes and had to be an idiot test every 5 years. That’s good and good. I’m not driving a truck and BUS anymore. That’s why the whole bullshit rests. 7,5t is enough if it should be needed. But I reject a lump sum. I’ve been able to see that it would be better for some to leave the FE. Just in the country with 4 km to the EDEKA it is so that you need something like that or to the doctor. They are now to be released from their obligation to remain silent and may report to the driver’s position if driving is no longer to take place. Anyway, I think we know what we’re talking about.
Right, I’ll add! I’m 66 and I’m just gonna get that many of my peers and their parents! By the way, I was a couple of years of professional drivers (travel bus with trailers, Europe-wide), was very fit, zero accidents, zero points, but now I also notice a decline in cognitive skills (reaction, overview). I just asked the question because I just read the linked article in the SZ and thought that it could make a question for GF (I don’t think I could do better elsewhere). But car questions are always discussed very unresolved in D:)
This question is a typical discrimination by an age group which causes far more and heavier accidents and which obviously belongs to the FS as well as the older road users who are so happy to be killed.
But what I think is useful for all road users would be a vision test. And it should take place no later than 10 years and then take place no later than when the driving licence is renewed. The visual force changes more often than some or some who sit behind the wheel want to stand in. That this makes sense can be seen by the fact that the extension of a truck driver license also includes an eye test. This should also apply to drivers.
It is about people who confuse gas and brake pedals and not discrimination of an age group. I’m also a pensioner…
To confuse gas and brake pedals is not really to be attributed to a particular age group. All ages are quite balanced.
And yes, this question is discrimination. And it is rather and like to be set up by younger road users, because of older people. Anyone who realizes that he should not drive anymore usually stops by himself. It doesn’t always have to be the “hard cut” of the driving license drop.
There are also people who are already 40 years old or old pensioners. To claim that you are also a pensioner is not an argument to legitimize this claim.
Well, if you mean…
Sure. Together with a mandatory exam every 2 months for all under 30 – this group is risk factor #1.
But why stop here? Aggression management seminars for all AMG drivers, blinker training for all BMW owners and a “how do I get my vehicle out of the intake tract of a lobster?” – Course for all SMART drivers.
As soon as the physical or mental fitness is in doubt, a new test may be required.
Aren’t there any accidents with younger drivers? Certainly, they just don’t get into the media so often, unless there’s dead.
Well, then, in return, the driving licence-entry age would have to… hm? … 30?
@FunnyFanny. An interesting consideration. :