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The real unintended consequence is that cities ultimately don’t like to run them. They’re effective, and thus the revenue the city is expecting disappears. In t
by JackFr 2y ago
The real unintended consequence is that cities ultimately don’t like to run them. They’re effective, and thus the revenue the city is expecting disappears. In they end they become costs rather than revenue sources.
- potato3732842 2y agoThe root problem is voters tolerating a government that sees law enforcement as a profit center.
- whimsicalism 2y agothat hasn't been true in any city i've lived in that had speed cameras (shockingly few actually). dc makes money on their cameras