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And here I thought that city that the Spiffing Brit did in Cities Skylines (and, to a lesser extent, Tropico) that subsisted entirely on toll tickets were just too dumb to be real. If that game allowed you to exist on fines, I suspect it'd be exactly like this place
PS - Invidious link to the vid - https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=gBe39Tn_75c
He also did a city that paid for itself using the worst possible mass transit system one could possibly imagine. IIRC, by the end of that map it took a person over 24 hours to go from their residential zone, over to their job no matter what it was, and that trip would cost them over $100 each way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Xx0EJCOUyQ
Correction: a trip was over $9000!!!!! In fact it was over $9,000,000 apparently.
Second correction: the trip was extended to three days of time, but due to how time works in Cities Skylines 2, that's 3 months of transit time on top of the 24 hours he already had set up.