YOURSAY 'Speed does not kill, but reckless driving does.
Nevertheless AES should not be privatised, for God's sake.'  AG:
AES trials on hold to address legal concerns  your
sayMahashitla: Out of almost 300,000 summonses issued, only less
than 4 percent were paid. If AES (automated enforcement system)
is not cancelled, in less than one year more than a million
summonses would have been issued.  The courts will be
overstretched and hundreds of thousands of warrants of arrest
will be issued. The police will have a field day bringing in
offenders every day.  Lock-ups will be crowded every night and
more Black Marias will have to send these offenders to court
every morning. Soon the prisons will be filled with speeding
motorists.  By not paying, the rakyat has sent a very strong
message to this 'do what I want' government that they no longer
tolerate its stupidity and greed anymore.  Kgen: I don't think
BN is going to give up the AES. It is too lucrative for their
cronies. They are stopping the court charges becau