oh good, now they’re coming for autistic people’s right to drive, saying we have unique tendencies that make us worse at tasks and a danger to others. nobody could have seen that coming…
@mattcen I was living (and driving) in Queensland when they first made this law, but at least it was vague and unenforced.
Looks like rather than stepping up driver fitness regulations overall (e.g. re-test and -license everyone every few years), they’re just going down the list of people they can pick on without consequences—so they look like they’re doing something about road safety.
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