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All traffic laws, including local ordinances, in a given nation should be
written in a standardized format. All villages, cities, towns, counties,
states, etc. would have a booth, like a tollbooth, at each entry point at
their borders. As you drive through, you come to a stop and a dash
mounted
module
in your car retrieves information from the booth
with a list of every traffic law in that town that differs from your
hometown (this is why the codes must be standardized, to aid in the
cross-referencing). All local laws which differ from those in your
hometown are displayed on a digital readout, or printed on a paper
receipt for record keeping. This allows you to enter a town with all the
knowledge you need to avoid running afoul of the local authorities.
Stop, download, pullover, peruse, resume.
Use of the booths and installation of the dash unit would be entirely
optional, but then if you choose not to use it you waive your right to
plea ignorant in the event that you do get pulled over for a traffic
violation. I.e., if you're found guilty, and your only excuse is ignorance,
you will pay the fine.
Either that, or simply a large sign at every border crossing with a
complete list of all local traffic laws, and a small parking lot, like a
typical highway rest stop.
Again, take your pick.
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"pick" would be a website. For residents a delivered monthly update (if bylaws are changed that much).
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[+] though: the current system relies on you just happening to read about it in the news. |
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" module in your car retrieves information from the booth with a list of every traffic law in that town that differs from your hometown "
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Prelude to a system crash. |
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