Bydoggy09
While driving to school today, I think I was caught speeding (but I'm not sure; maybe I wasn't). And if I was caught, it was at most 10 km/h over the limit, and probably even less. But if I was caught, can you tell me what the consequences would be?
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Depending on the specific situation, you can check here yourself:
https://www.bussgeldcomputer.org
There are computers for the various violations (distance, speed but also parking, alcohol etc.)
The possible consequences are already an answer here. In addition, I would like you to (probably) have committed a B offense. This is not dramatic, but you should leave it. You can afford one more, but then it’s so slow. This is because an A violation of the B violations will inevitably result in sampling time measures. This can – must not – even lead to a driving ban in the event of a next violation. This happens depending on what you’ve done at the first time, but it can still happen. So keep the feet quiet….
Quote from the Internet:
20 km/h to Much a fine of 60 Euros perish on the tacho. From 21 to 40 km/h fines up to 200 euros and 1 point in Flensburg are due. Over 41 km/h to fast means fines between 320 and 700 euros, 2 points in Flensburg and driving ban.
So if you weren’t on the road for more than 20 km/h, it won’t happen much.
At 10 km/h too much, possibly nothing.
Sound https://www.bussgeldkatalog.org/geblitzt-in-der-probezeit/
30€, otherwise no further consequences.