US EditionSwitzerland. He Has to Pay 2,800 Euros for Speeding by 1 km/h... because He Stubbornly Insisted on Contesting It.
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For three years, a driver stubbornly contested a minor speeding ticket, claiming he wasn't driving. But with the legal fees, the bill skyrocketed!
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For three years, a driver stubbornly contested a minor speeding ticket, claiming he wasn't driving. But with the legal fees, the bill skyrocketed!
The owner of a Swiss vehicle was verbalized three years ago for an excess speed of only 1 km/h in Switzerland. The latter wanted to challenge the verbalization in a federal court...
Following a verbalization for speeding, a motorist stubbornly objected to challenging a fine of 43 euros, claiming that he was not driving himself. After three years of proceedings, he did not win a case. Worse: he had to pay a crazy sum.
For only 1 km/h of excess speed in Switzerland, a motorist gets 2,800 euros fined three years after the facts, after trying to challenge the initial verbalization in a federal court.
A motorist from Aargau was sentenced to 1000 francs in fine and 800 francs in connection with 0.86 promilles.
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