Opinion: We Need More Consequences for Reckless Driving. But That Doesn't Mean More Punishment - Streetsblog USA
Briefly

"Consequences, Singer explained, 'are the direct effect of an action; they're guaranteed, and they teach a lesson.' When a driver strikes a concrete bollard separating a bike lane from the driving lane, a mangled bumper and the steep repair bill that follows are both consequences, and they're serious ones most sensible motorists will take action to avoid."
"I realized something about my advocacy that I've never quite articulated aloud. When I advocate for non-carceral strategies, I'm not advocating for fewer consequences for motorists... I'm actually advocating for more consequences - and that difference is critical to me."
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