- It promotes public safety. Allowing the Registry of Motor Vehicles to ensure that all driver's have passed the appropriate tests (written, road, eye) and understand the rules of the road is essentail for public safety.
- It makes financial sense. Estimates suggest that the Commonwealth would generate an additional $30 million in revenue by passing the amendment filed by Rep. Sannicandro. Turning down $30 million in revenue during these challenging economic times is akin to reducing $30 million of funding for vital social programs in MA.
Monday, April 13, 2009
News Round-up: Sannicandro on Why Driver's Licenses Make Sense; Mitt Romney Sees the Light on Immigration
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