Introduction
The DVSA has announced a controversial new initiative: an IQ test for owners of family SUVs boasting over 500bhp. This decision stems from concerns surrounding a small minority of drivers who seemingly lack basic common sense when handling such powerful vehicles. The DVSA aims to ensure that all drivers can safely manage their high-powered SUVs on the road.
Many have reacted to this news with a mix of humor and disbelief. The term “well done, clowns” has been used to describe the situation, highlighting the irony surrounding the need for such a test. While the DVSA’s move may seem extreme, it reflects growing frustrations about road safety and the responsibilities that come with driving powerful vehicles. This initiative could spark further discussions about the need for improved driver education and training to ensure everyone can navigate the roads safely.
