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Maybe! I might question the benefits of making the poor area even poorer via fines they likely can't afford. I might wonder if there are confounding factors li
by ceejayoz 7mo ago
Maybe!
I might question the benefits of making the poor area even poorer via fines they likely can't afford. I might wonder if there are confounding factors like poorly maintained roads and vehicles at play. I might wonder if the yellow lights have the same timing as in the suburbs.
- whimsicalism 7mo agoI might question why you are so opposed to interventions that save the lives of people in poorer neighborhoods (disproportionately not owners of cars).
- ceejayoz 7mo agoI question the premise that it will.
- loeg 7mo agoAre the small fines for red light violations costlier, or the impact on health and life from the collisions red light running inevitably causes? I think letting poor areas be high traffic injury areas through deliberate neglect is even costlier to the poor who live there than red light fines.