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The speed limit analogy is terrible. Or maybe perfect, for my point. Because speed limits are not enforced, everyone goes somewhere between 5 and 15 mph over,
by megaman22 9y ago
The speed limit analogy is terrible. Or maybe perfect, for my point.
Because speed limits are not enforced, everyone goes somewhere between 5 and 15 mph over, all the time. But catch a pissy cop, or one in a town that uses speed traps as a revenue source, and you can get pinched for hundreds of dollars arbitrarily. Yeah, the jackhole that burns tire at 110 past a school-zone is most likely to get pinched, but almost everyone on the road could.
- zaarn 9y ago>Because speed limits are not enforced and yet > But catch a pissy cop, or one in a town that uses speed traps as a revenue source, and you can get pinched for hundreds of dollars arbitrarily. Sounds like enforcement to me. The solution is also simple. Don't drive over. I don't do it. If the sign says "50 kph", I drive "50 kph" and not more. Driving over is entirely voluntarily ignoring the limitation set by the law so don't go and be all surprised when somebody CAN FINE YOU FOR THAT.