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Should 4 wheel drive owners have to have an extra specialised test before driving one?
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You said that the driver of a 4x4 can't see you, if he can't then you are too close, as I said before it's basic driving skill to position one's self where one can see the mirrors of the vehicle ahead.
You do not seem to realize that many small cars are 4 wheel drive; are you going to kick some Mazdas off the road because they are 4x4s?
https://www.groovemazda.com/blogs/852/new-mazdas/introducing-the-best-mazda-models-with-awd/
I don't drive a 4x4, I drive a Statesman, a Commodore (better and safer car) and a Toyota Yaris (better and safer than either of the others),
All of them, along with 99.9% of modern cars share the unsafe feature of having the brake pedal to the left of the accelerator.