It’s  all about Getting Money.

Voters voted photo radar out. Assembly wants it in because it means Getting Money.

An Assembly serious about traffic safety instead of Getting Money would persuade people to obey the law by enacting a penalty starting at, say, ten times the current fine and placing cops in different places, at different times, to catch violators in the act.

This is the Assembly and police which we beg to enforce public safety in neighborhoods, trails, and parks.

Difference is Getting Money is a win-win. Small fine's just a (repeat) business cost, photo radar’s cheap, robot tickets no big deal, and money rolls in to spend on anything.

But writing a law that includes a monster fine, first-timer leniency, police presence to enforce, and 100% donation of fines to charity (to remove temptation) takes intelligence and character that seems historically lacking among our left-leaning, social-engineering, knee-taking Assembly.

Traffic safety or Getting Money?

Who decides?