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Our town should double its fines for speeding. Studies show that higher fines result in less speeding, so increasing the fees should improve safety. There is no reason not to do this. If people can afford to pay a $50 fine, then surely they should be able to pay a $100 fine as well.
How sound is the reasoning given to support the claim “Our town should double its fines for speeding”? Explain your response in 3 to 5 sentences in kid words
How sound is the reasoning given to support the claim “Our town should double its fines for speeding”? Explain your response in 3 to 5 sentences in kid words
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The reasoning has some good points, but it’s not entirely strong. Just because higher fines can help reduce speeding doesn't mean doubling the fines is the best idea for everyone. Some people might find it hard to pay even a $50 fine, and making it $100 could make them feel unfairly punished. Also, it doesn’t consider other ways to improve safety, like more signs or traffic lights. So, while raising fines might help a bit, it’s not the only solution and might not be fair to everyone.
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