Compromised said:
My first piece of legislation will be to introduce Seasonal Driving Licences.
If you are a moron in the snow, you don't get to drive between November 30 and April 1.
How about only running driver's ed classes from November 15 through April 1st? If you teach them how to drive in the snow in the first place then we will have fewer moron driver's to deal with.
I would like to be in Compromised's cabinet as the Minister in charge of Transportation and Driver Training. There would be a long list of things I would implement to reduce the number of moron drivers.
1) Driver's Ed only runs in the winter
2) The Driving road test will take place in blizzard conditions.

3) Mandatory Driver road test every 5 years for license renewal
4) Separate special license tag for highway driving. Course to teach proper merging, lane changes, following distance, maintaining minimum speeds, etc
I am so disappointed that people that learned how to drive in far away places don't think that it is necessary to take the time to learn how to properly drive in weather like this.
5) Out of country driver's license would be good for 30 days then after that an application for Ontario license would be required.
6) Pieces of technology that I would mandate. All alarm clocks linked to the local weather service that would automatically set alarms earlier based upon poor weather conditions. 30 minutes earlier for rain, 60 minutes earlier for snow, etc. All vehicles would be equipped with devices to maintain proper 2 second following distance for speed greater than 30km/h. Should avoid most gridlock situations.
That is a good start, if you ask me.