> One study [1] in the US released in 2020 found almost 90% of people admitted to speeding, but I don’t think anyone would say that speeding is now approved by

> One study [1] in the US released in 2020 found almost 90% of people admitted to speeding, but I don’t think anyone would say that speeding is now approved by the authorities and consequence-free. I would say jaywalking in NYC is a much better example because breaking the law doesn't kill others except in rare cases. Jaywalking is illegal. It's also not enforced for all intents and purposes. Every attempt to enforce it has led to such loud public outcry that it was stopped.