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You'd probably just see a large uptick in people obfuscating their plates (which is much easier with US-style plates than European-style ones). That's what's h
by volkl48 5y ago
You'd probably just see a large uptick in people obfuscating their plates (which is much easier with US-style plates than European-style ones).
That's what's happened in NYC. All the drivers who go out intending to blatantly violate the law just started making it so their plates can't be read (or are outright missing) and don't care about the cameras at all.
As someone much further north, unless I just came out of the car wash, my plates are basically illegible 4-6 months a year because of the heavy level of salt/sand/crap on the road in winter.
I don't think you're getting away from requiring a high level of traffic stops to influence driver behavior significantly.
- olyjohn 5y agoWhen have traffic stops ever influenced driving behavior? If that really worked, then there should be no more speeding. Millions upon millions of speeding tickets have been written, and people still speed. Cops can patrol an area, and as soon as they leave, people go back to speeding.