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The largest in the history of the fine for exceeding
The largest in the history of the world speeding ticket can threaten the Swede, was dispersed on a Swiss road to 290 km / h.
The prosecution demands for a cab, whose name was not called, a fine of $ 1 million.
37-year-old driver of the exclusive "Mercedes» SLS AMG was caught on one of the roads of the Alpine republic, where the maximum speed is limited to 120 km / h.
Thus, the excess was 170 km / h, and this, in accordance with Swiss law, one of the most important factors that determine the amount of the fine. Another criterion is the welfare of the one who was at that time behind the wheel.
In January this year, in view of these circumstances, there was registered by the current world record for the size of penalties for speeding: Swiss millionaire, speeding his Ferrari Testarossa to 137 km / h, was fined 290 thousand dollars.
But it seems that the Swede now has every chance of bruising of the record: as a local police spokesman said Benoit Dumas, "nothing can justify the speed of 290 km / h." "She is out of control - he added. - Need to stop half a mile ».
The supercar, which was caught by the hapless driver had temporarily confiscated, and his master, theoretically, can now be sentenced to pay a fine of 3,600 Swiss francs (3,333 dollars) a day - and so for 300 days.
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The prosecution demands for a cab, whose name was not called, a fine of $ 1 million.
37-year-old driver of the exclusive "Mercedes» SLS AMG was caught on one of the roads of the Alpine republic, where the maximum speed is limited to 120 km / h.
Thus, the excess was 170 km / h, and this, in accordance with Swiss law, one of the most important factors that determine the amount of the fine. Another criterion is the welfare of the one who was at that time behind the wheel.
In January this year, in view of these circumstances, there was registered by the current world record for the size of penalties for speeding: Swiss millionaire, speeding his Ferrari Testarossa to 137 km / h, was fined 290 thousand dollars.
But it seems that the Swede now has every chance of bruising of the record: as a local police spokesman said Benoit Dumas, "nothing can justify the speed of 290 km / h." "She is out of control - he added. - Need to stop half a mile ».
The supercar, which was caught by the hapless driver had temporarily confiscated, and his master, theoretically, can now be sentenced to pay a fine of 3,600 Swiss francs (3,333 dollars) a day - and so for 300 days.
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