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U.S. launches “Freedom to Drive” initiative, asking governors to nominate traffic bottlenecks for road capacity expansion

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If we required periodic retraining and recertification for drivers this would be a non-issue.
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  Yes but without alternatives to driving a lot of folks will just ignore that they failed the recertification because they need to get to work

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