Is traffic court fair or is it rigged to take your money?

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1. amomipais82
   

   Hi,
   Swarms of motor vehicles scurry about our streets and highways—each with a driver at the wheel.
   
   Motorists are concerned for their safety and the safety of others and, for the most part, operate their vehicles with care. Yet, compliance to traffic regulations is spotty and some motorists’ behavior is annoying and even dangerous.
   
   Even with obvious deficiencies, travel on our highways is very safe—much safer than ever before. The probability of dying in an automobile crash has decreased by 75% during the last fifty years. We can thank automobile manufacturers and highway engineers who continue to provide ever safer vehicles and roadways, as well as government and public safety departments that provide traffic regulations and enforcement.
   
   Nonetheless, there is still room for improvement. More than 40,000 people lose their lives in traffic accidents each year in the United States. Motorists are plagued by deficiencies in highway signage, traffic regulations, and enforcement practices. Other drivers’ lack of courtesy and consideration for fellow travelers also contribute to the problem.
   
   This web site addresses these issues with the objective of further improving the safety and efficiency of our highway system through fair traffic laws, effective highway signage, sensible enforcement practices, and improved driver behavior.
   
   It is hoped that law enforcement personnel, highway traffic engineers, and the driving public will find the information in this web site helpful in improving the safety and efficiency of our highway system.
   
   First of all, as a concerned driver, you can help by completing the following Traffic Regulation Compliance Survey. This survey provides valuable information that will help to better understand concerns of the driving public.
   
   Please invest a moment of your time to complete the survey and watch for results to be published later on this web site.

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