They system doesn't tell you how many times the driver has been warned or how many tickets they had in the past. It also depends on the speed you are driving and the speed limit. If someone is caught for the first time doing 150 in a 35. Should they just get a warning?

by Anonymous 3 months ago

I guess I didn't think about dangerous speeds like that, but they would be charged with more than a speeding ticket for reckless endangerment right? I'm just talking a few over the limit

by Anonymous 3 months ago

I agree with you here, it's proven that a lot of people change their behavior after getting caught the first time. I think it's important to have people face their consequences, but it's also important to have a level of understanding and critical-thinking skills with each case (something that police officers aren't known for, at least here in America)

by Anonymous 3 months ago

I would say no warnings ever. Warnings open up the system to biases

by Potential-Nose 3 months ago