Slovenian police go on strike, write less tickets, number of deadly accidents drops

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  • UtwigMU
    Super MURCer
    • Jul 2002
    • 5651
    #1

    Slovenian police go on strike, write less tickets, number of deadly accidents drops

    Slovenian police go on strike, write way less tickets, number of deadly accidents drops significantly during this time. So they were just writing tickets to fill the budget.

    tickets_deadlyaccident.jpg

    1st graph total traffic fines in EUR
    2nd graph deadly traffic accidents

    Also just before strike migrants started arriving so police was busy preventing them from burning their tents, escorting them... So there were less police on the roads in August.
    Last edited by UtwigMU; 23 January 2016, 12:06.
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    • Fat Tone
      Super MURCer
      • Aug 1999
      • 7579
      #2
      How much of that is seasonal, if you look at the Sep-Dec 2014 period it also has a drop?
      FT.

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        • UtwigMU
          Super MURCer
          • Jul 2002
          • 5651
          #3
          I don't know. But here December is the time where people get bonuses and meet all friends for a drink and all companies and associations have new year parties where people drink (Slovenians drink about as much or slightly more as the UK, definitely above average for Europe). Also most people here live in small towns where public transit or taxi is not very viable after drinking late.

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            • Umfriend
              Crabby Smurf
              • Mar 2001
              • 7308
              #4
              These graphs are weird, eaxtly what does the second purport to show? Deaths per month? In that case I would think they are missung data from dec/14 until aug/15. Same goes for the first although the graph is possible (barely though).
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                • UtwigMU
                  Super MURCer
                  • Jul 2002
                  • 5651
                  #5
                  Didn't notice at first data might be missing/interpolated but today is the 13th day of 10h work days in a row - nice catch Umfriend.

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