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Old 14-06-2012, 16:03   #9
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Re: Fixed Penalty Notice motoring fines may rise to £90

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Originally Posted by Taf View Post
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18438724

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...drivers caught tailgating, braking suddenly, or passing a vehicle on the nearside might face a fixed penalty notice in future, like many speeders today.
I see so many idiots on the road these days that £90 seems a trivial ammount, but I think it's about time for penalties to be set according to income or it hits the poorest hardest (as usual).
I hope they will also fine the middle lane owners club members

---------- Post added at 17:03 ---------- Previous post was at 16:59 ----------

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Originally Posted by Tim Deegan View Post
The fine is supposed to be a punishment that acts as a deterrent. £90 to one person may be a huge punisment, that they will struggle to pay. But for others it won't put them off doing it again, as it is like small change for them.
Then fixed penalties should be abolished and make the fines be based on what the judge see's as best fits your pay packet, That means then that the unemployed get away with nothing to pay as they dont earn

A fine is a fine and just because you work does not mean you should be hit harder than someone who does not work. ?

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Sorry, is the crime anymore serious if committed by somebody well paid?
Looks like some think they are
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