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Data-driven Traffic Citations

Alex Bäcker

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Abstract

The author proposes a data-driven approach to traffic enforcement where experienced drivers with a clean record are granted a waiver on traffic tickets, arguing that current systems rely on arbitrary rules rather than empirical evidence of safety.

I propose that anybody who has driven 5+years and never been in an at-fault accident get an automatic waiver on any traffic tickets. Let's make traffic citations data-driven rather than based on arbitrary and generic rules!

This applies to insurance premiums too: when data on at-fault-collisions and their cost is available, why do non-profits such as AAA use a proxy such as citations to determine citations?

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Bäcker, Alex: Data-driven Traffic Citations. alexbacker.com/w/data-driven-traffic-citations. Originally published at http://alexbacker.pbworks.com/Data-driven+Traffic+Citations.