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Imagine if I put cameras all over a city that charged you $10 every time you exceeded the speed limit by 1 MPH. With an additional $10 fee for each additional M
by gjsman-1000 3y ago
Imagine if I put cameras all over a city that charged you $10 every time you exceeded the speed limit by 1 MPH. With an additional $10 fee for each additional MPH measure over the limit. Also, this is per camera, so if you pass 6 cameras on your commute going 70 in a 65, you’re getting a $300 penalty.
Rules are rules.
- CubsFan1060 3y agoI'm not sure how exactly you're drawing that parallel, but, IMHO, that would be just fine. I suspect people would speed a lot less.
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- dylan604 3y agoahhh, see, there's a fatal flaw in your premise. I don't own a car, so this would never affect me. So, yes, rules are rules.
- Ekaros 3y agoHmm, works like this in many places. That is 6 different infractions. Probably also means suspended license.
- t0mas88 3y agoYou're quite accurately describing traffic enforcement in Switzerland and recently larger Belgian cities.
- jessekv 3y agoIt's an equitable system. Ideally there would be a clear indication as soon as each fine happens, perhaps a sign with your plate number. This way individuals can correct their dangerous behaviour immediately, rather than accidentally accumulating a large fine.