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A fine doesn't help the person actually "inconvenienced" by the scooter(s). It just gives the city more money. Seems like the company might eat the fine, the c
by ThunderSizzle 5y ago
A fine doesn't help the person actually "inconvenienced" by the scooter(s). It just gives the city more money.
Seems like the company might eat the fine, the city will take the money, and the problem persists, but now the city is happy too.
- avereveard 5y ago> A fine doesn't help the person actually "inconvenienced" by the scooter(s). It just gives the city more money. not immediately, (albeit towing would). but would solve the problem in the long run, which will eventualy help the person be inconvenienced less.
- hospadar 5y ago> Seems like the company might eat the fine, the city will take the money, and the problem persists, but now the city is happy too. Then the fine isn't big enough? (:
- amalcon 5y agoThey could impound the scooters, only to release them when the fines are paid; this prevents (some of) the inconvenience.