I'm not advocating an outright ban for any infringement. However, bans do often appear to be short when people are disqualified. For instance driving ban guidelines are:
If you have 12 or more penalty points, you could be banned from driving for:
6 months if you get 12 penalty points or more within 3 years
12 months if you get a 2nd disqualification within 3 years
2 years if you get a 3rd disqualification
All of those indicate that the driver hasn't rehabilitated as they're repeat offences.
I'm not advocating an outright ban for any infringement. However, bans do often appear to be short when people are disqualified. For instance driving ban guidelines are:
If you have 12 or more penalty points, you could be banned from driving for:
6 months if you get 12 penalty points or more within 3 years
12 months if you get a 2nd disqualification within 3 years
2 years if you get a 3rd disqualification
All of those indicate that the driver hasn't rehabilitated as they're repeat offences.
In extreme circumstances you see drivers getting disqualified 20 times and still driving. http://road.cc/content/news/27511-breaking-seven-years-jail-and-lifetime-ban-lorry-driver-who-killed-catriona-patel At some point you have to accept that they shouldn't be allowed to drive anymore.