| Italy's highest court has ruled that speed traps must be signposted in time for motorists to slow down, pointing out that Italian traffic law is aimed at preventing accidents rather than punishing offenders.
That's good news for sanity, both in law and on the highways. Driving in Italy has never been as sluggish as recently, and a law aimed at merely increasing revenue is not a good law.
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