Japan's National Police Agency is considering revising traffic laws with the aim of revoking driver's licenses for dangerous driving, amid public concern fueled by several high-profile road-rage cases the past few years, a source familiar with the matter said Thursday.A draft bill for harsher penalties on reckless drivers will be submitted to the ordinary Diet session early next year, the source said.Currently, drivers are penalized for dangerous moves such as following closely behind another vehicle, repeatedly swerving between lanes or braking suddenly, but can keep their licenses unless …READ FULL ARTICLE
