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Subscribe to this threadThousands of Aussies set to lose license, speed cameras to blame
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kballs @ Jun 26th 2007 6:30PM
The other thing that can happen with this is if everybody actually did slow way down, their revenue would drop. If that happened, they would ratchet down the tolerance even more. After that they would start lowering the speed limits.
The "criminal" act of speeding wouldn't actually be rising so they have to meet you in the middle and make normal safe driving a criminal act so they can continue to make money off the citizens. It's just a tax, covered up by a big safety sign.