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Actually they do in Finland. Traffic fines are proportional to income. I think same is in Sweden. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/04/26/world/europe/speeding-in

Actually they do in Finland. Traffic fines are proportional to income. I think same is in Sweden. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/04/26/world/europe/speeding-in-finland-can-cost-a-fortune-if-you-already-have-one.html https://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/04/26/world/europe/speeding-...

johansch 10y ago
No, traffic fines are not proportional to income in Sweden. Fines for more serious crimes are though. https://polisen.se/en/Languages/Laws-and-Regulations/Fines/ https://polisen.se/en/Languages/Laws-and-Regulations/Fines/ *) Except DUI. That's a "more serious crime". Prison/similar and/or a fine proportional to your income.
the-dude 10y ago
Switzerland
pc86 10y ago
Ok. Colorado isn't in Finland.