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by seabass-labrax
791 days ago
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That's arguably a lot better than the British ones: - They give an safe, alternative action, which might not be obvious to some people. - They state the authority by which the fine is issued (too small to read fully from the photograph, but something like "...Regulation 2003"). Interestingly, a historical railway sign preserved at Beamish has the name of the officer by whose authority the fine would have been issued at that time[1]. - The fine is given as 'up to' the maximum. As I understand it, the British fine is only £1000 if it can be proved that the violation was made wilfully, and non-wilful trespassing is usually (perhaps always?) only subject to a fine if done subsequent to having received a warning. [1]: https://www.deviantart.com/rlkitterman/art/NER-Public-Warnin... |
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