Cars and Jails

Pretty repetitious in spots, but worth reading. Thing that stands out is the idea of shifting fines and enforcements into “daily” fines based on the offender’s wealth/income rather than fixed fines that are severely regressive. Also a lot about the importance of disconnecting sanctions for non-driving offenses from the right to drive. Failed to address the elephant in the room (uninsured drivers) which are a scourge.