Dodd-Frank’s regulatory speed trap

Published June 27, 2016 4:03am ET



You probably know those towns that collect lots of revenue from giving speeding tickets to unsuspecting out-of-town motorists. These towns will put up, say, a 65 mph speed limit sign followed around the corner by a 45 mph sign, one perhaps partially obscured by a tree. The result: The town’s cops hand out tons of speeding tickets.

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