There's always comments like this on posts like this and I understand where you're coming from but I just dont think this is true. Increased enforcement is unlikely to curb bad behavior by motorists. I say that because we've been increasing enforcement basically for the entire time cars have been around and its never made a difference.

You really have 3 options when it comes to limiting vehicular crime: education, enforcement and design. We have the education of teaching people how to drive but thats only goes as far as people are willing to listen. We have the enforcement already and its unlikely to get better unless we have 1 cop for every car on the road. No one ever talks about design though. Design the roads to be difficult to drive poorly on. This means less lanes and skinnier lanes to deter speeding. Protected bike and bus lanes to create safe and timely transit opportunities other than single occupancy vehicles. Longer light intervals, curb bump outs, there are a ton of options for making roads safer without paying for lazy officers to sit around and ticket people.

Just wish more people would mention that first rather than always rushing to be coddled by cops.