> how do you currently solve the latter one?
replySame as parking enforcement. Goes against the car, not an individual. So the financial responsibility will be assigned, but no punishment.
I know you'd like it to work that way, but it doesn't in most jurisdictions in the US.
replyExcept no, that is not how it works. People get moving violation tickets, not cars.
replyThis is exactly how it works in plenty of countries, actually! The US is the outlier here. In practice people have zero trouble figuring out which family member was driving - just like they have no trouble getting a kid to fess up to scratching the bumper while backing up into their own garage.
replyThe burden is on you to explain why the US should do things the way other countries do. What's better for everyone about that? Why should we change our notion of justice to make you feel better about it?
reply> The burden is on you to explain why the US should do things the way other countries do. What's better for everyone about that?
replyIn short: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/ef/19...
