Should the rich pay more for traffic tickets based on a sliding scale?

[jberryhill]

42. I've gotten tickets in unfamiliar places

I travel quite a bit.

There are towns in this country who make their revenue from obscured parking rules and speed signs around bends. In point of fact, its a LOT easier not to know a speed limit or limited parking area when you are somewhere OTHER than a place with which you are familiar.

Hell, I did not know that in the State of Connecticut, one cannot make a left turn on a red light to a one way street. Did you? Guess how the fuck I found that out.

Aside from which, when I used to commute to work, I did not live in the same city or state in which I lived.

So, explain me this then, nobody from out of town gets a parking ticket where you live?

I don't know what the geography is like where you live, but there are at least 20 different jurisdictions within 20 miles of my residence. I'm going to take a wild guess and assume you live in the midwest someplace where towns are 100 miles apart and nobody commutes.