Very easy for you to say maybe, not everyone has the money to pay even <$100 fines before driving to work the next day.
I guess you could just go to jail, wonder who's going to watch the kids tonight though. Also hoping the boss will understand being late the next day, processing takes a fair amount of time. I'm sure they'll understand
Yes, I'm sure we can sit around conjuring up absolute worst case scenarios where a mother of 3 was fined for unloading her kid at school, and she can't miss work again because one of her kids has a medical condition so she sometimes has to take him to the hospital, which is 200 miles away, uphill in the snow, both ways, etc.
I'm not sure "having family obligations after working hours" or "having a job where you're expected to arrive more or less on time" are quite the absurd worst-case scenarios you envision them to be.
Very easy for you to say maybe, not everyone has the money to pay even <$100 fines before driving to work the next day.
I guess you could just go to jail, wonder who's going to watch the kids tonight though. Also hoping the boss will understand being late the next day, processing takes a fair amount of time. I'm sure they'll understand