The government has officially confirmed they are moving forward with the Graduated Licence Scheme. I am honestly stunned by this result and I know this happened only because you all chose to step up and back this idea. Please keep watching the official announcements as the details of the rollout …
To ask the Government to consider the introduction of a Graduated Licence Scheme which would see up to 22 lives saved a year in Scotland and save the economy of up to £80million
I have been reading through your messages and the personal stories you are sharing about road safety are truly overwhelming. I honestly never imagined this would reach so many people who care about these lives as much as I do.
March 19, 2012
I truly never imagined that so many people would care about this issue when I started the page. It has been overwhelming to see this kind of momentum and I know that this energy belongs entirely to all of you.
Reached 100 supporters
March 19, 2012
6 Comments
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Paul Wilson
15 years ago
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simple common sense. put restrictions on new drivers for a year and watch the stats drop. stop dragging your feet on this.
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Mark Sanders
15 years ago
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22 lives is a massive number. why isnt this already the law?? get it sorted.
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Dave Delgado
15 years ago
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About time. far too many accidents involving inexperienced drivers on these rural roads. keep the speeds down and the experience up.
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Sarah Ferguson
15 years ago
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My son is learning to drive right now and this worries me sick. Too many young ones out there with no experience at all just flying down the road.
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Fiona Sloan
15 years ago
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Long overdue. My friend lost her daughter to a crash caused by a new driver who was showing off to friends. Never again.
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Gemma Hayes
15 years ago
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totaly agree. ive seen how some of these kids drive straight after passing their test. its a death trap waiting to happen
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The government has officially confirmed they are moving forward with the Graduated Licence Scheme. I am honestly stunned by this result and I know this happened only because you all chose to step up and back this idea. Please keep watching the official announcements as the details of the rollout …
To ask the Government to consider the introduction of a Graduated Licence Scheme which would see up to 22 lives saved a year in Scotland and save the economy of up to £80million
I have been reading through your messages and the personal stories you are sharing about road safety are truly overwhelming. I honestly never imagined this would reach so many people who care about these lives as much as I do.
March 19, 2012
I truly never imagined that so many people would care about this issue when I started the page. It has been overwhelming to see this kind of momentum and I know that this energy belongs entirely to all of you.
Reached 100 supporters
March 19, 2012
6 Comments
P
Paul Wilson
15 years ago
Featured
simple common sense. put restrictions on new drivers for a year and watch the stats drop. stop dragging your feet on this.
M
Mark Sanders
15 years ago
Featured
22 lives is a massive number. why isnt this already the law?? get it sorted.
D
Dave Delgado
15 years ago
Featured
About time. far too many accidents involving inexperienced drivers on these rural roads. keep the speeds down and the experience up.
S
Sarah Ferguson
15 years ago
Featured
My son is learning to drive right now and this worries me sick. Too many young ones out there with no experience at all just flying down the road.
F
Fiona Sloan
15 years ago
Featured
Long overdue. My friend lost her daughter to a crash caused by a new driver who was showing off to friends. Never again.
G
Gemma Hayes
15 years ago
Featured
totaly agree. ive seen how some of these kids drive straight after passing their test. its a death trap waiting to happen
simple common sense. put restrictions on new drivers for a year and watch the stats drop. stop dragging your feet on this.