&gt; Why aren&#x27;t we addressing the root issue here?<p>You and I disagree on the root of the issue.  The ease of enforcement is going to encourage the already despicable behavior of imposing fines that people aren&#x27;t able to pay.  This technology isn&#x27;t going to effect middle class people that get the occasional speeding ticket.  This is going to ensure that people who couldn&#x27;t afford the fine are caught and fined <i>again</i>, then thrown in jail.<p>What should happen is that suspects should not be forced to pay the court costs associated with trying them.  This eliminates the perverse incentives associated with this technology.