We don't need reflex cameras anywhere...what we have always needed is someone to contract out Mad Max type road crews that hunt people who don't know how to drive and get them off the road. Jacked up truck with a 5 foot tall man inside and bull nuts hanging from the trailer hitch...overturned in a ditch on fire after a dune buggy with assless chapp leather clad psychos are done with him. Stupid sorority girl texting in her honda civic with idiotic window chalk driving into other peoples lanes...once the Mad Max guys are done with her she will need a stay in Pineville. The person who cannot spare a second to look while changing lanes cause they are talking on their cell phone...EXTERMINATED!!! That big old Buick hooptie with the guy sitting so far back in the seat no one can even see him, with his trunk rattling like there is a wild board stuck inside...let's see how cool he is when a machete comes crashing through his roof as he is randomly over taken and sent careening into a vacant lot where unspeakable things are done to him for his crime against humanity.
They go in...they kill...no more talk. It shouldn't take too much money to get this thing started. Get with me and we can start this thing on the ground floor. It would sweep the country like wild fire. All the _______s on the road...vanquished. Think of how good everyone will drive knowing that if they ____ up...they will be sent to Barter Town. And we all know who runs Barter Town. This is such a good idea...who's with me?
I'm thinking I will just stay away from that intersection all together ... I don't try a left turn there but I also don't want anybody to think I did something wrong and take me out ... and then say, oops, wrong guy!
Fair enough. The article I took the data from said it's hard to get an accurate number because it isn't really tracked by anyone, so I guess these isolated examples are the best the author could come up with and that's as far as I'm willing to look into it. It's not definitive, but it's more than enough to stick it to hawk and his assumptions, which was all I was really trying to accomplish in the first place :-).