[Implemented] This has been suggested tonnes but; Traffic Lights

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Let's look at it from a realistic point of view. Those who do usually cause crashes are going at a higher speed than they should be, no? Therefore there is a strong chance they're breaking the speed limit for the area they're driving in. This is costing them money. Do they care about losing money? You guessed it, the answer is no.

So now for the grand finale, will they care if traffic lights are implemented and fine them for jumping the lights? Ladies and gentlemen, you are correct - the answer is no.

To summarise; the traffic lights will impede everybody who is able to follow the rules and drive as though they possess more than 20 brain cells, yet do nothing to those who actually pose a risk to other drivers and cause accidents (because they do not care if they get fined).

Resolution: Adjust the fining system so it will actually incentivise users to not break the law (and not to jump the lights, in this case).
Reason for suggested fix: "X was fined €320 for going Y MPH @ Z". 320 / (X's Wealth) = 0.08% of their entire wealth. Do they care about this? No. Will they care about a set of lights if the same sort of fining system is used? No.

Would they care if the fine was 320 + 2.5% * Wealth? Probably. But I've heard nothing of a proportional sort of fining system being implemented, though I have spoken about it and informally suggested it.

Overall conclusion: Could work if incentives to not go through them are created. Perhaps even an auto spectate system for running the lights would work.