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**joe parkin**

In article ,
says...
That argument goes for any type of driving, driving is an accident
waiting to happen, a pedestrian stepping out etc. Drink driving increases
the risk of it happening but so does driving more miles, or driving
tired, or lighting a tab etc.

Erm, wrong. 'Driving' in itself is not 'a crime'. So therefore, it can't
be 'a victimless crime'.

That's the problem then, driving while tired, or lighting up or
whatever should be a crime instead of speeding perhaps. I know when I
speed I am more aware than I am while doing slow speeds, (in a car
anyway)
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