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What's next? Spanish speaking people not allowed in stores? They need to stich a sombrero patch on their clothes? We've seen this in 1930/40 nazi Germany.
This is just another example of DiSantis and the Florida MAGAs being assholes because they think it's funny.
This just results in more unlicensed drivers. And that results in more uninsured drivers. Nice self-own.
Who can then be thrown in prison, and then leased out as slave labor.
Welcome to America's future business model.
... who will be pulled over for Minor Violations Driving While Brown, and summarily deported
Florida is a no-fault state. Good luck even if they are insured.
If a Yank goes to Panama and wants to rent a car should they need to show proficiency in Español?
AFAIK, you can get the exam in English in Spain. Not sure about the practical diving test.
This was...ohmugodimold years ago, it might have changed
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Access to a driver’s license is not a luxury; it is essential for everyday life, including getting to work, taking children to school, attending medical appointments and safely meeting basic family needs.
This is an argument for public transit, not cars.
FREE public transit.
If we're talking about the way it should be maybe.
But the reality is that in many/most places in the US you need a car, period. Or you'll be reliant on someone who does.
And most of Florida, even the major cities, are extremely car dependent and sprawling. It'll take decades to fix when they finally decide they need to.
They tried this shit in Oklahoma years ago and it got overturned by the courts.
I wonder how the Latinos for Trump feel about this. I know the Latinas for Mangione would be against it.
And then logistics companies will complain that they have no drivers and then blame Obama or some shit.
pretty sure Florida needs more unregulated drivers
Usha, could you please explain to your husband how the world's largest democracy handles multiple languages? While you're at it, be sure to mention how many languages are officially supported
How well would any English first people do when going to Germany and try to drive and navigate. I can see the point as our road signage is 99% English. But allowing the non road signage questions in other languages should be allowed like questions about turn signal use etc.
I drove in Austria and Germany for work a few times. After a day or two, you pick up enough words on signs to understand "Entrance" and "Exit" and "One way", but between the symbols and the English on everything, it is probably much easier for us to drive there than for a non-English speaker to drive here. I bet most immigrants learn "No turn on red" faster than "No Parking Enforced on Alternating Wednesdays and Saturdays except on Holidays from 6:00 PM to 12:45 AM".
In most of the world they rely far less on written language in their road signage, for exactly this reason. It's just North America that does it different really.
I've done fine driving all across the world often speaking none of the local lingo.