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I really don't like the sound of this. It gives the state a ready-made excuse to force people out of their cars simply based on a number rather than any actual harm done. The fine and points system that we have here is surely enough? Also, you can be sure that something draconian like this will find its way to the UK where the rabid anti-car brigade will be salivating at the thought of forcibly removing people from their cars.
If you own a car, Big Brother is coming after you big time.
If you own a car, Big Brother is coming after you big time.
Austria is set to clamp down on reckless drivers by confiscating their cars and selling them at auction.
In a bill presented on Wednesday, Vienna promised to get tough on drivers who “refuse to learn”.
Starting in March next year, anyone caught breaking the speed limit by 60 km/h (37mph) inside an urban area or settlement will have their car immediately confiscated, said Leonore Gewessler, the country’s transport minister.
The same will apply to people breaking the speed limit by 70 km/h (43mph) on country roads or on motorways.
Austria to seize and sell cars of people who break speed limit
Austria is set to clamp down on reckless drivers by confiscating their cars and selling them at auction.
uk.news.yahoo.com