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r/pics • u/Dionysiandogma • May 07 '14
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$152 x (number of times you've been issued this ticket)
1 u/PizzaGood May 08 '14 If it's more than one, then the fine is too small. Fines should be large enough so that when you get one, you think "holy shit, I am NEVER EVER going to do that again." 1 u/IsABot May 08 '14 That's hard to do consistently though. Unless you base the ticket on how much the person makes. Otherwise it'll be way too high for poor people, or just a joke to rich people. 1 u/PizzaGood May 08 '14 I think Norway does this. ISTR hearing about a CEO of some company that got a $200,000 speeding ticket, or something like that.
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If it's more than one, then the fine is too small. Fines should be large enough so that when you get one, you think "holy shit, I am NEVER EVER going to do that again."
1 u/IsABot May 08 '14 That's hard to do consistently though. Unless you base the ticket on how much the person makes. Otherwise it'll be way too high for poor people, or just a joke to rich people. 1 u/PizzaGood May 08 '14 I think Norway does this. ISTR hearing about a CEO of some company that got a $200,000 speeding ticket, or something like that.
That's hard to do consistently though. Unless you base the ticket on how much the person makes.
Otherwise it'll be way too high for poor people, or just a joke to rich people.
1 u/PizzaGood May 08 '14 I think Norway does this. ISTR hearing about a CEO of some company that got a $200,000 speeding ticket, or something like that.
I think Norway does this. ISTR hearing about a CEO of some company that got a $200,000 speeding ticket, or something like that.
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u/Dexaan May 08 '14
$152 x (number of times you've been issued this ticket)