You're waffling (!) and not answering the question posed to you. Law abiding people will give you their details anyway and their numberplate can be used to track the owner of the car (who is ultimately responsible for the person driving it, unless taken illegally).
Why are you bringing the police into it? That's their job; our taxes pay for them to do their job so we don't have to. What a stupid point.
Firstly, I never said
all uninsured drivers would attack you, just that you are increasing the risk. Cowardice? Would you be happy with your pregnant wife (for example) demanding prints? Anyway, this wasn't the question.
As you're myopic, I'll make it very easy for you:
How do you ensure the trustworthiness and credibility of the person taking the fingerprints?
Take a look at this thread:
http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/showt...ghlight=police
The police wouldn't treat that as an emergency call. Before I went to Uni I worked in a petrol station and their average response time to 'drive-offs' was about 2 hours at best. Best take off those rose-tinted spectacles.
At least I have some knowledge of economics. Yours can be written on the top corner of your beloved Daily Mail. What exactly qualifies you in economics again?
Your knowledge (and I can dig up the quote) is based upon "I read it on an internet forum" or "I spoke to someone".
This argument is for another thread but I suspect we're now in a Bull run and if we are, you're going to look very silly over the next few months.
You need a licence to drive on the road - make it compulsory to carry that when driving if you really need to prove your identity.
Originally Posted by TheHeathens
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