Raser couple in Augsburg: caught up to 186 km/h on the state road!

Raser couple in Augsburg: caught up to 186 km/h on the state road!

On Thursday, the Donauwörth traffic police set a clear statement on state road 2214 when two drivers were stopped with extreme speed overruns. The first driver was recorded at the fast pace of 164 km/h, where only 100 km/h are allowed. He now threatens a fine of almost 1,000 euros and two points in Flensburg and a one -month driving ban. It caught the second racer even more violently, which was flashed at 186 km/h. He is facing 1,400 euros in fine, an additional two points in Flensburg and a three -month driving ban.

As the police emphasized in their report, investigations are underway for a forbidden motor vehicle race. This illustrates the serious consequences of excessive speeds. Traffic accidents are one of the main causes for serious accidents on German roads due to speed overruns. In this context, the police urgently appeals to all road users to comply with the permissible top speed and drive responsibly.

consequences for frenzy

The legal consequences for overrun speeds should not be underestimated. As reports [rightscheck.de] (https://rechtecheck.de/Schwindigkeberscheberschriter-stref-und- Konsequen/), driving bans and fines can promptly stand into the house, depending on the amount of exceeding and the place of the offense. Within closed towns, the penalties are usually higher than outside. With an exceeding of more than 70 km/h, up to 800 euros and even a driving ban of three months can be due.

The catalog of fines provides for the following penalties for exceeding speeds:

• up to 10 km/h: 20 euros
• 11-15 km/h: 40 euros
• 16-20 km/h: 60 euros
• 21 km/h to 25 km/h: 100 euros
• over 70 km/h: 700 euros and three months driving ban

If the permissible maximum speed is exceeded by 26 km/h or more, there is a risk of a driving ban of at least one month. This regulation applies above all to commuters who have to expect significant practical and professional consequences in a driving ban. The tendency to tighten the sanctions is obvious.

technological change in traffic control

such as Bussgeldkatalog.org reports, digitization leads to more conscious traffic monitoring. More precise traffic control systems ensure that speed overruns are recognized faster. In addition, the use of telematics systems in vehicles is discussed that could warn drivers of possible speeding.