Are you writing from a place that has an efficient and reliable public transport network that runs around the clock? If you are then I don't mind heavy enforce

Are you writing from a place that has an efficient and reliable public transport network that runs around the clock? If you are then I don't mind heavy enforcement of suspended licenses, but if you aren't when you clamp down on the "privilege" of driving a car you may also be destroying their ability to support themselves and their family. Having heavy punishments on a necessity like transport, without an adequate replacement, is hugely skewed against the poor. The rich can get someone else to drive or have their lawyer fight their license points, but the poor get disproportionately screwed.