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I'm not saying this is a good thing, but what if the drone gave out more warnings than tickets (ignoring the issue of delayed feedback) and based infractions on

I'm not saying this is a good thing, but what if the drone gave out more warnings than tickets (ignoring the issue of delayed feedback) and based infractions on average speeds. If the tickets were reserved for seriously reckless offenders, I'm guessing the public backlash would be reduced.

barrkel 13y ago
I ride a motorcycle, and may or may not do 3 figure speeds when the roads are clear and safe. Would that count as reckless?
- DanBC 13y ago
  Yes. People routinely overestimate their driving abilities and underestimate the risk.
  - barrkel 13y ago
    People also routinely do much faster than low triple digits on the track, with exactly the same machine that they ride on the street. And when the road is clear, the risk is all mine.
gambiting 13y ago
I guess they could just fire a few rounds in front of your car as a warning, that would make you slow down. </joke>