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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
Hey that's fine. There will be plenty of people who are going to pay it, and for those who don't, you'll find that a nice fat ticket will bridge that gap. That $3 / day will help the City to lower taxes, I hope you realize that.
Also, I would hope you have a stronger regard for morals and better civic pride. Abusing the honor system commands low respect.
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During rush hour when trains are packed. In three years commuting I've only been on the train twice when officers checked fares and even then that was off-peak and I wasn't even commuting. That 'Fat ticket' has to be more than $3000 to provide financial incentive to pay.
I agree with the moral arguement and that's why I pay everyday. My point was there's economic incentive to avoid paying and increased fees will also increase this avoidance.