Do you think that traffic tickets are a financial burden on the middle class?
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yes
america should be FREE
from traffic esp Parking tickets
ban parking meters
No. Idiots who don't know how to drive and violate the law are a burden only unto themselves.
No, I think traffic tickets are things handed out to idiots who think they're above the law (You know those signs with numbers on them? It's illegal to drive more than that many miles per hour on whatever road they're posted.)
Only to the ones that break the law and get caught doing it.
hell, i think anything is a financial burden on the mid class,,
that said ,,pay your ticket and go on
Traffic tickets are about generating local revenue. The keeping people safe idea is a secondary bonus. That being said, it would be anarchy on the roads if the secondary bonus didn't exist.
YES! Hey, if health care is supposed to be a "right" then why is it a "privilege" for me to drive to work?
Traffic tickets are a burden on those who can't do the time (as it were) for doing the crime.
HECK YEAH TOO EXPENSIVE TO FIGHT
No, When a law is not followed, it is not the fault of the law. It is the fault of the law breaker. Adults consider the consequences of their actions before taking them, or at the very least, take responsibility for their mistakes without whining.
No, they are a financial burden on those who break the law hahaha.. no matter if poor, middle class... It is as simple as this.. if ya don't speed, don't drink n drive, don't run stop signs. etc.. there is nothing to worry about..
I believe traffic tickets main objective was give, drivers guidelines to follow.Unfortunately some drivers get by.Some drivers feel they were at the wrong place at the wrong time.I hear
"he is just trying to make his quota".What about people that do break the law.Have you been put in a situation where as you needed one.You'll be happy
there ever was one.You break the law you should pay.
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