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Response rates from 629 Left voters.

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 @B2ZHWGDanswered…4wks4W

Reform all traffic laws. Abolish all victimless crime laws. For traffic laws that place others at risk, only enforce penalties if a traffic violation leads to damage of property or injury of another person (and enforce harsh penalties such as a manslaughter charge in the latter case)

 @B2YRZ86answered…4wks4W

 @B2WGS2Xanswered…1mo1MO

No, traffic laws are important for public safety. Traffic fines, however, need to be made more equitable. A $600 fine for speeding for the average citizen, is a hefty blow, and is likely too high. But for a wealthy citizen, $600 could mean absolutely nothing, thus not incentivising their compliance, and ultimately perpetuating the idea that money allows one to be above the law.

 @B2PLQP4answered…1mo1MO

I want specifically the Queensland government to make U-turns more available as currently missing a turn can impact a drive by an hour if unlucky.

 @B2J6PXZanswered…2mos2MO

No, but they should make fee’s cheaper & be less strict about phones (because yes, you shouldn’t be on your phone while driving, but getting a multi-hundred dollar fine for tapping something on your phone is ridiculous.)

 @9ZR2LN5answered…4mos4MO