The problem here is stated in the article, There are too many administrative reasons that licenses are revoked. A DAS doesn't mean the person is a danger to society. Maybe they are poor and can't pay a minor traffic infraction. Now they have their license revoked, and what, they're not supposed to go to work? How are they ever going to pay off the ticket? So they have to keep working to bring money into the household, so they risk it and drive. Don't say they have other options, you have not been in EVERYONE else's shoes. So now they get picked up for a DAS, and what now? They still can't pay that one, so now they have a double revoked license revocation. At some point when you try to get strait, maybe come into some extra cash, you're still *****. you pay your fines, wait your 30-60 days for reinstatement, then BAM it's taken away again because they held on to a revocation till everything was cleared up. so what you thought was a 30-60 day no driving turns into 6 months. So you were punished more for trying to go straight. My point is, There should be different classes of DAS depending on your previous infractions that caused the revocation.