Another day and another set of rules from the most repressive an spiteful government this country has ever had the ill luck to have. Do these cretins ever think of anything positive to do other than bully the ordinary man and woman in the street? it is about time they went, one way or another.

Pete, Lincoln, England

Yet more pompous over-regulation from one of the worst nanny states in the world. Time to vote out the car haters, they never seem to recognise most of the voting public are actually over-taxed and victimised car drivers. A focus on knife crime rather than drivers would make this country far safer.

James Bartley, Reading, Berks

Unless ,of course, you are a Premiership footballer.

ronnie, bucks, UK

Absolutely and totally agree with the urban limits. But 95mph on motorways? Why? At 3am with light traffic, to be monitored like this is oppressive. Many Police forces advocate increasing the motorway limits. Good law mixed with bad law - again. Truly we live in an Idiocracy

Rod McLeod, Ostrava, Czech Republic

And is this to include police, or is their perverse immunity to be maintained?:

quinbus flestrin, Hartlepool, UIK

People speed because they can get away with it. Enforcing the law effectively is key to tackling the criminal act of speeding, which each year kills and injures more people than knife crime. This should include stopping sat-nav companies from alerting drivers to bright yellow speed cameras.

Austen, London,

someone will invent a gadget (or allready has) to get around this. And maybe one to dispose of labour.

pez, derbys, england

W Jones' comment sounds like a standard knee-jerk anti-Labour reaction. I'm not a Labour voter, but I can't see why road safety should be the subject of political debate at all. Anyway, we're not talking here of just creeping over the limit, but going 15mph over, for goodness sake.

Barry, Wallington, UK

It's yet more gesture politics by a government that knows it's days are numbered and is hoping for a vote from those to stupid to think things through. As for 95 on a motorway being extreme speeding, it's on the whole a perfectly safe and reasonable speed in normal conditions.

Ian, Guildford, Surrey

How many extra puppies, bunnies and rabbits are going to be killed by people traveling faster than the speed limit on motorways? why not put a sensible limit on them? These measures alreay exist but its the courts that give the penalties, it just reduces court appearences and costs.

Kieran , orpington, kent

I hope the fines for careless driving include those people that deem it necessary to sit at 60 in the middle lane of a motorway even though there is an empty inside lane causing traffic chaos. I just hope that they use proper traffic police to enforce the limits and less camera's

Kieran , orpington, kent

Unfortunately, banning drivers does not actually stop them driving.

C Byrne, Pinner, UK

Very, very good but it should be 5mph over the limit in urban areas. A child is as dead at 35 mph as at 45. The AA is nuts. Just beacuse I don't rob a bank does that mean shoplifting should be just worth a caution?

Eddie Reader, birmingham, england

good, crush their cars as well,as one who has his village turned into a noisy racetrack to the danger of all, I welcome this measure

peter c, Devizes, Wessex

Just another reason why new labour must go at all cost they have lost touch with reality and don't care about what we the people want any more.

But then again who is going to stop them, we have all given up hope and stopped voting, I warn you know in the end we will end up having a revolution.

MR W Jones, Liverpool, E

It's time to start thinking about communities again. Local living, working and leisure within a locality, and drastically reduce the need for vehicles. For that to happen, the planning policies need revisiting - it's time to end massive out-of town developments for leisure and shopping.

MarkS, Leeds,

I would accept most reasonable changes to driving laws if government ministers were exposed to their impact in the same way as the majority of drivers. Forget being chauffered around at high speed with a police escort - let them drive themselves, get booked and lose their licenses (and maybe jobs).

Simon Wilson, Ringwood, UK

Wont be too long before we need a passport to drive to the next town anyway so wont matter how fast your driving as there will be huge queues at the checkpoints.

Stories like this fill me with horror but even more scary are the useful idiots who support every new method of control.

Stuz Graz, London, England

It's about time that something was done about stupid young, ( and sometimes older), men who treat any straight road as a racing circuit. Drugged drivers should be immediately jailed.

judy, Liverpool, England

In Spain, the same action has already been taken here. Speed by plus 50% over the limit, immediate jail as well as being drunk in charge if serious enough. It seems to be an EU initiative.

Drunk/driving should be zero tolerance as it is a premeditated crime and innocents are often killed.

B J Deller, Marbella, Spain

How interesting that the single most efffective initiative - reduction of the alcohol limit - will be rejected despite calls from police and campaigners. Too painfull electorally?

Mariusz Kuklinski, London, UK

These people never seem to understand that their writing down that something is bad, just because they think it is, doesn't make the rest of us see it as such. And when it defies practical experience and common sense, and merely makes life more difficult, we can only think that they are mad.

Avana Beach, London, UK