On the one hand, I can see where some are saying that it's not effective to 'humiliate someone' into better behaviour. And ordinarily I'd typically side with the two wrongs don't make a right point of view. But I think in certain cases, and this seems to be one of them since it's been repetitive enough on her part that they were able to film it, publicly naming and perhaps shaming someone may be the only way to get through to her.
Clearly she's only concerned about herself, hence the driving on the sidewalk to avoid stopping for a school bus (and she is an idiot for doing that by the way), so maybe the only "penalty" that will really drive the point home is one where it hits her where it counts the most for her, her concern for herself. An added benefit might be that publicizing this woman and her little stunts will make the general public more likely to recognize her should she misbehave again. If she's not going to concern herself with the rules set up to protect the safety of children, maybe she's self involved enough to be aware that others may be watching her. Maybe. Who knows.
Honestly I would have removed her license for a longer period, fined her a larger amount and made her do community service work while wearing her sign.
But that's just my opinion.
