The vans are in Belgium accounted for a quarter of the speed fines, even though they make up only fifteen percent of all vehicles on our roads.
Police wrote last year 3.34 million speed fines. About 836,000 of them were drivers of commercial vehicles.
Truckers and commercial vehicles are such a big percent, because the govt can just fine the company that owns the vehicle. I'm guessing they have to get the driver of a pov, not the owner, to pay a speeding find. It was the way the monkey costume guy in Arizona beat 45 tickets. He left the monkey mask in his car, and no matter who was driving, they wore the mask, and the speed camera was unable to show police who the driver was
http://www.nieuwsblad.be/cnt/dmf20150707_01765991?_section=65502283&utm_source=nieuwsblad&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=regio-nb&M_BT=3781870152613&adh_i=3de794afb14ea0722b0b81f1031e37c7&imai=b4042c0b-1f99-4ca2-9f1b-0d24f755e957
Police wrote last year 3.34 million speed fines. About 836,000 of them were drivers of commercial vehicles.
Truckers and commercial vehicles are such a big percent, because the govt can just fine the company that owns the vehicle. I'm guessing they have to get the driver of a pov, not the owner, to pay a speeding find. It was the way the monkey costume guy in Arizona beat 45 tickets. He left the monkey mask in his car, and no matter who was driving, they wore the mask, and the speed camera was unable to show police who the driver was
http://www.nieuwsblad.be/cnt/dmf20150707_01765991?_section=65502283&utm_source=nieuwsblad&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=regio-nb&M_BT=3781870152613&adh_i=3de794afb14ea0722b0b81f1031e37c7&imai=b4042c0b-1f99-4ca2-9f1b-0d24f755e957
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