The Audi driver rushed 104 km/HW of the city. He lost his driving license
The man was driving an Audi car at a speed of 104 km/h, where there was a limit to 50 km/h. As a result of the inspection, a fine of PLN 1,500 was imposed on him, 13 penalty points were assigned, and his driving license was suspended for three months.
He overlooked that there was a built -up area. Now he will pay severely
Policemen from the Road Traffic Department of the Poviat Police Headquarters in Sztum carried out a speed inspection in the Stary Targ commune. During service, they measured the speed of the Audi vehicle, which moved at a speed of 104 km/HW built -in area. The driver was detained for inspection and identified.
He rushed through the city like on a highway. The 20-year-old got 44 penalty points!
The uniforms imposed a 34-year-old poviat resident of PLN 1,500 and assigned 13 penalty points. According to applicable regulations, his driving license was stopped and the rights suspended for three months.
Police appeal to drivers
Policemen remind you that the higher speed of the vehicle leads to a worse perception of the environment, a longer braking distance and greater collision energy, which can have tragic effects on the driver and passengers. They appeal to drivers to exercise caution and adapt speed to applicable regulations and road conditions.
The severe finale of road madness in built -up areas. The amount of the mandate is stunning
The Provincial Police Headquarters in Gdańsk is located at ul. Okopowa 15. If necessary, you can contact by phone at the number 47 741 59 00. The location map can be found below.
The text was based on a police message of: 25.04.2025, Pomeranian police.
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