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> Please don’t take my word for any of this, it’s been researched. Well, link the research, so I don't have to take your word for this. > A classic example is
by Xylakant 8y ago
> Please don’t take my word for any of this, it’s been researched.
Well, link the research, so I don't have to take your word for this.
> A classic example is rural interstate highway, when the limit will drop from 75 to 55 because of “population density” even when the density is far from the highway and not traffic-interactive, then sit their local law enforcement on the highway to selectively pull over out of town / out of state “speeders”. Let’s be clear - there is no safety element to this practice.
As always and in any case, bad actors are everywhere. But is that really such a common practice that you can just lump in all speed traps and just say "all of them are money traps"?