Sadly we can not really say. According to the weg.li FAQs, it is not really known how many of the offences lead to fines or other punishment, as the authorities in charge of dealing with the proceedings give out no or very little information on the cases.
Some places will notify that a case is processed, but the authorities are not allowed to say more about how individual cases are handled.
The mention ‘Percentage of privately brought up cases ending with a fine paid’ in Berlin being over 50%, but I could not really find any other source for this number.
@maggio Nevertheless, it’s a worthy initiative. At worst, it’s a placebo. At best, those parking in the bike lane are convicted. At least authorities will notice all the emails and get the message that a problem exists. #BikeTooter#CarIntheBikeLane
@maggio
Oooh, I love that weg.li measures "asshole factor!
#parking #CarIntheBikeLane
@maggio
But what evidence is there of authorities acting on the weg.li info? Are there convictions/fines issued?
#CarIntheBikeLane
Sadly we can not really say. According to the weg.li FAQs, it is not really known how many of the offences lead to fines or other punishment, as the authorities in charge of dealing with the proceedings give out no or very little information on the cases.
Some places will notify that a case is processed, but the authorities are not allowed to say more about how individual cases are handled.
The mention ‘Percentage of privately brought up cases ending with a fine paid’ in Berlin being over 50%, but I could not really find any other source for this number.
edit: they/the typo
@maggio Nevertheless, it’s a worthy initiative. At worst, it’s a placebo. At best, those parking in the bike lane are convicted. At least authorities will notice all the emails and get the message that a problem exists.
#BikeTooter #CarIntheBikeLane
And the project has over 600 000 cases reported, it has to be noticed