<![CDATA[Why do some motorists behave as though enforcement of traffic regulations is a threat to their personal freedom or a sign of public sector corruption?]]>Why do some motorists behave as though enforcement of traffic regulations is a threat to their personal freedom or a sign of public sector corruption? (see comments, but it's common)

'Reading yellow box fines increase by thousands in a year'

https://www.readingchronicle.co.uk/news/26122144.reading-yellow-box-fines-increase-thousands-year/

'According to the latest data, 5,883 fines were issued in 2024/25. That is more than three times the 1,638 issued in 2023/24, with 4,245 additional fines being issued in just a year.'

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Not for them. We live in carland.

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