> So will they also be imprisoned if they kill someone? I doubt it.
>
> "Women are risking lives by wearing sunglasses instead of their
> prescription spectacles while driving - because they are more trendy.
>
> More than 3.8million of the country's 14.3million female motorists who
> have vision problems admit driving without their glasses because they
> are too embarrassed to wear them.
>
> Twenty-six per cent said they had chosen trendy sunglasses instead.
> Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
> relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."

> Doug wrote:

>> So will they also be imprisoned if they kill someone? I doubt it.
>>
>> "Women are risking lives by wearing sunglasses instead of their
>> prescription spectacles while driving - because they are more trendy.
>>
>> More than 3.8million of the country's 14.3million female motorists who
>> have vision problems admit driving without their glasses because they
>> are too embarrassed to wear them.
>>
>> Twenty-six per cent said they had chosen trendy sunglasses instead.
>> Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
>> relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."

>
> You can get designer sunglasses with prescription lenses.

> So will they also be imprisoned if they kill someone? I doubt it.
>
> "Women are risking lives by wearing sunglasses instead of their
> prescription spectacles while driving - because they are more trendy.
>
> More than 3.8million of the country's 14.3million female motorists who
> have vision problems admit driving without their glasses because they
> are too embarrassed to wear them.
>
> Twenty-six per cent said they had chosen trendy sunglasses instead.
> Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
> relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."
>

> So will they also be imprisoned if they kill someone? I doubt it.
>
> "Women are risking lives by wearing sunglasses instead of their
> prescription spectacles while driving - because they are more trendy.
>
> More than 3.8million of the country's 14.3million female motorists who
> have vision problems admit driving without their glasses because they
> are too embarrassed to wear them.
>
> Twenty-six per cent said they had chosen trendy sunglasses instead.
> Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
> relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."
>
> More:
>
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1046227/Trendy-women-risking-lives-wearing...
>
> --
> World Carfree Network ...

> Anybody who need to wear glasses to see & drive & who does not wear them
> should be prosecuted, I think we would all agree with that.
>

>Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
>relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."

>
>More:

> So will they also be imprisoned if they kill someone? I doubt it.
>
> "Women are risking lives by wearing sunglasses instead of their
> prescription spectacles while driving - because they are more trendy.
>
> More than 3.8million of the country's 14.3million female motorists who
> have vision problems admit driving without their glasses because they
> are too embarrassed to wear them.
>
> Twenty-six per cent said they had chosen trendy sunglasses instead.
> Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
> relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."
>
> More:
>
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1046227/Trendy-women-risking-lives-weari......

> Oooh, I think I can confuse Duhg:
>
> a) I'm a car enthusiast. I like driving. I like my car.
> b) (Assuming our learned friend is suggesting the subject of the
> article is quite shocking) Yes. I agree with you. A motorist agrees
> with you on a subject. What will you do...

> Abo wrote:

>> Doug wrote:

>>> So will they also be imprisoned if they kill someone? I doubt it.
>>>
>>> "Women are risking lives by wearing sunglasses instead of their
>>> prescription spectacles while driving - because they are more trendy.
>>>
>>> More than 3.8million of the country's 14.3million female motorists who
>>> have vision problems admit driving without their glasses because they
>>> are too embarrassed to wear them.
>>>
>>> Twenty-six per cent said they had chosen trendy sunglasses instead.
>>> Incredibly, almost half of those with vision problems (42 per cent)
>>> relied on passengers to read road signs for them..."

>>
>> You can get designer sunglasses with prescription lenses.

>
> Indeed. I have a pair. ...