Finland uses a progressive scale for speeding tickets; the fine amount is based in part on income. In 2023, a businessman got hit with a €121,000 fine.
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Finland uses a progressive scale for speeding tickets; the fine amount is based in part on income. In 2023, a businessman got hit with a €121,000 fine.
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This is such a simple and obvious solution! Meanwhile in America traffic fatalities are still very high and we have no idea how to solve the problem. Sigh, again.
Ii found this out watching an NHL game a few years back. The color commentator mentioned that when players go home to Finland they make sure family or friends drive them around to avoid possibly getting a speeding ticket based on their income!
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