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Interesting. We have to take a pretty decent little riding test at the end of my MSF. It would have been hard for someone not in control of their bike to pass it.
It is just to bad people can not learn road manners, common courtesy and respect for other motor vehicle operators.
But then again, I think all the mentioned good traits are taught while growing up. Which a lot of parents are not teaching their children in today's world.
Anybody can be taught to ride a motorcycle or drive a vehicle and pass a test. But how do you teach them to be good, courteous drivers with proper road manners.

Do not think that I will be able to figure this one out in my lifetime.
Locally we just had an incident, where a driver was radar clocked at 90 MPH while going thru a 55 MPH " construction " zone. Naturally the state police pursued. This driver who passed a " Motor Vehicle Drivers Test " then struck and killed another motorist while trying to exit the highway at " 133 MPH ".
You just can not teach common sense.
Sad to say, we have gotten

Thus, lets get back to something more in the light heart category.