What I find interesting is that in NSW we don't fine all motor vehicle users the same & no-one seems to have a problem with thatmikesbytes wrote:Interesting in that we have divided views on this, the pattern I'm seeing;
- fines the same for all road users including pedestrians
- fines in accordance to the risk that mode of transport (including pedestrians) presents
- differential within a class of transport unworkable (Large motorbike vs scooter)
I'm for fines being in accordance to the mode of transportation, no variation between class as too hard to administer.
So those who agree with me, what should the differential be between the modes of transport say;
- Foot, ie Pedrestrian's
- Non motorised - bicycles, skateboards, roller blades etc
- All motorised
I seem to have avoided electric bicycles
Eg speeding not more than 10 km/h above the speed limit applicable
Class A (<4.5 tonnes) $106
Class B (>4.5 tonnes & <12 tonnes) $319
Class C (>12 tonnes) $319