Runless wrote:
I'm not surprised, that would be such a big burden to keep records of everyone who ever drove dangerously in someone else's eyes. You know how busy most local law enforcement is with lots of little things to "follow up" on like small property crime and such? If someone is driving reckless enough for you to feel endangered and you want law enforcement to do something about it, you need to call 911. If it doesn't rise to a seriousness sufficient to call 911, then just give the driver space and remember there are dumb people on the road. Can you imagine if every time someone saw someone breaking the law, they waited 8 hours to call the cops?Yes, I could've called 911. Next time I will. But I still think the department should at least keep track of such reports, even if they are reported way after the fact, so that it would be possible for them to identify potentially reckless drivers based on the number of reports they receive from concerned citizens...