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The chance of being caught would be far too low. Police have better things to do.
by Scarblac 3y ago
The chance of being caught would be far too low. Police have better things to do.
- mariusor 3y agoYou don't punish the individual, you punish the company. Then the company can access logs and pass the cost to the customer that violated the rules.
- bootlooped 3y agoI think it's too difficult to prove in most cases. Like if somebody is riding one on the sidewalk. I don't think GPS is exact enough to definitively say whether they were on the sidewalk on in the road 6 feet away, especially if there's tall buildings around to interfere with the signal.
- mariusor 3y agoOK, let's limit to just scooters being left obstructing traffic of pedestrians/vehicles. A scooter parking violation if you will.
- mpweiher 3y agoYou still have to substantiate the accusation.
- mariusor 3y agoThe accusation is simple: the scooter is left in a place where it obstructs the passage of other vehicles/pedestrians. Pictures can be taken if need be, of course, but do you as a driver that receives a parking ticket require that the police provide proof that your car was where they said it was, or is it mostly based on trust?