Imagine if I put cameras all over a city that charged you $10 every time you exceeded the speed limit by 1 MPH. With an additional $10 fee for each additional MPH measure over the limit. Also, this is per camera, so if you pass 6 cameras on your commute going 70 in a 65, you’re getting a $300 penalty.
Rules are rules.
You're quite accurately describing traffic enforcement in Switzerland and recently larger Belgian cities.
I'm not sure how exactly you're drawing that parallel, but, IMHO, that would be just fine. I suspect people would speed a lot less.
It's an equitable system. Ideally there would be a clear indication as soon as each fine happens, perhaps a sign with your plate number.
This way individuals can correct their dangerous behaviour immediately, rather than accidentally accumulating a large fine.
Hmm, works like this in many places. That is 6 different infractions. Probably also means suspended license.
ahhh, see, there's a fatal flaw in your premise. I don't own a car, so this would never affect me. So, yes, rules are rules.