Any driver that passes the drivers examination should be able to read the signs currently in place. The fact of the matter is, drivers simply do not comply with the speed limits. I agree with Ms. Jambaro that we need to enforce education programs in driving. We need to teach from an early age that driving is a privilege, not a right. It is a privilege that should not be abused, and requires the up most respect.
Schools are our most effective method of teaching responsible driving.
Adhering to the speed limit and other issues should not only be brought up in drivers education, but in other core curriculums. Perhaps in a civics class or health and guidance. Parents of children should also set a good example. Of course the child will believe that speeding is okay if they see mommy or daddy doing it. In areas that I feel need more cautious driving, I do obey the speed limit, because in those areas, I feel it is warranted.