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Greens propose income-based fines system in Tasmania if elected | The Examiner

Greens propose income-based fines system in Tasmania if elected | The Examiner
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Greens propose income-based fines system in Tasmania if elected | The Advocate

Discover the Greens' push for a means-based fines system in Tasmania to ensure fairness and safety. Find out more about the proposed scheme inspired by Finland.

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Finnish-style progressive speeding fines may deter speeding, but there is another Finnish-inspired option

There is some momentum in Canada in favour of sliding-scale penalties, but we can also adequately fund public transit to give drivers an alternative to get out of their cars

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Businessman handed whopping $212,000 speeding fine

A Finnish millionaire has been handed a massive €121,00 ($212,000) fine for going 30km/h over the speed limit. Anders Wiklof, 76, was caught travelling 82k

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Finnish millionaire Anders Wiklof fined $212,000 for speeding

It's not the first time businessman hit with hefty fine.

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