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> There is no way so send a simple short message to every citizen. 1. Not every citizen possesses an SMS-capable device. 2. Many smartphone-enabled citizens d
by denton-scratch 3y ago
> There is no way so send a simple short message to every citizen.
1. Not every citizen possesses an SMS-capable device.
2. Many smartphone-enabled citizens don't want to be nagged by the government.
> Instead, the government bought up TV ads and billboards across the country
I don't watch TV ads. I haven't seen any of these billboards. And I didn't know there was anything unusual about the law on T-junctions in particular.
- afavour 3y agoAre you not entirely proving the OPs point? A law has been changed regarding right of way and you’re not aware of it, potentially leaving you more likely to strike a pedestrian. Does that not highlight a failure of communication?
- denton-scratch 3y ago> potentially leaving you more likely to strike a pedestrian Well, not really. I don't own a car, and I haven't driven one for years. But that's to ignore your point, which is that I'm ignorant of the law. Thing is, that's far from the only law I'm ignorant of; if every little change in the law had to be notified to all citizens via SMS, that channel would become so clogged as to be useless (nobody would check their messages).