Malta encourages you to spy on your neighbor
Narcs, stool pigeons and tattle tales, this is the post for you. Malta has a program that allows drivers to text
message reports of vehicles suspected of not meeting emissions standards to the government. Of the 15,000 or so reports
received via SMS, over 200 were called in for further investigation, and many of them indeed failed emissions
tests.
As invasive as this sounds, I kind of like the idea, actually, as long as people promise to pull over and do it.
Remember the old "Call 1-800-44-TRASH" to report litterers? What if they were to also set up a 1-800-U-R-DRUNK number
to text in drunk drivers? Of course, I get so pissy at people who cut me off or wait until the last possible second to
acknowledge the fact that the lane they're in exits that I'd probably text them in even though they're perfectly
sober.
Here's a fun little question: what impasse would you want to "text" on another driver for?
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