Another day, another way to look at drivers dodging accountability. The more speeding tickets a driver collects, the fewer he pays, according to city ticketing statistics crunched by data journalist Michael Cahana. People with just a handful of violations usually pay them off, but such compliance drops off, with some scofflaws paying as few as one in seven tickets once they get more than 80 fines, the researcher and reporter found. See the data for yourself (scroll through because the graphic is delightfully interactive):This status quo leads to staggering numbers of drivers entering judgment every day, yet they continue to speed, as Cahana's data visualization shows. Not only does that cost the city millions of dollars in lost revenue, more importantly, this allows tens of thousands of school zone violations to go unpunished, creating a culture of "anything goes," as soon-to-be-former Mayor Adams likes to say.