The Florida House unanimously passed a bill that outlaws law enforcement agencies from instituting traffic-ticket quotas, according to the Orlando Sentinel. The legislation, which has already passed the Senate, now heads to the governor's desk for final approval. The bill is a response to a scandal that has plagued the now-disbanded police department of Waldo, where traffic tickets accounted for 60 percent of the police department's budget. Such traffic offenses, although seen as merely an inconvenience by many motorists, can lead to serious consequences for some individuals, including insurmountable debt and license suspensions.