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Originally Posted by SSM_DC5
I wasn't convinced "we" knew that further training is a positive with all the thanks eff1 received. Perhaps people were thanking for other parts of the post, i don't know.
Don't get me wrong, i agree that Jason turbos great work comment was petty and unnecessary. I want to be able to drive my car again in Vancouver without the fear of subjective opinion, such as, my factory spec camber is visible camber.
Some things that can be done going forward is, badhobz and the scion putting in complaints because those 2 got brushed off due to insufficient information as traum was just a secondary source. Another is pursue provincial government like the document published today suggested.
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In lieu of the government changing the VI system, I think better training is the best outcome we can expect.
Ideally, what would happen is VPD would train a small number of officers to be designated mini roadside inspectors. Kind of like certified Drug Recognition Experts. At least if you get pulled over, there is a better chance officer knows what he/she is talking about and if you do get issued a VI, there is less chance of it being done on a purely subjective, non-educated basis. Only these designated officers can issue a Box 1 or 2.