A new report says Australia's current system for traffic fines is "criminalising poverty", calling for speeding fines to be made proportional to a driver's income. Listen to SBS Sinhala podcast for more information.
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Think tank proposes income-based speeding fines
A new report has called for changes to Australia's traffic fine model, which it says currently "criminalises poverty". Source: AAP / Dave Hunt
A new report says Australia's current system for traffic fines is "criminalising poverty", calling for speeding fines to be made proportional to a driver's income. Listen to SBS Sinhala podcast for more information.
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