Disqualification for speeding

Speeding is a rather serious violation that can lead to the most irreparable consequences for both the driver and other road users.

There are a number of requirements that indicate at what maximum speed you can move on certain sections of the path. So, in the city you can not move faster than 60 km / h, outside the city the maximum speed is 110 km / h. When towing another vehicle, the permissible speed is 50 km / h, but if you enter a residential area, then it is forbidden to exceed 20 km / h.

True, both within cities and outside the city, separate lanes are assigned, on which the speed can reach 90 km / h for the city or 130 km / h outside the city. It is also known that the new Moscow-St. Petersburg highway under construction will have lanes on which it will be possible to accelerate to 150 km/h. On our website Vodi.su, we have already talked about this high-speed highway, it should be operational from 2018, but at the moment there are serious doubts that it will be built by this date.

They deprive you of your rights in accordance with the Code of Administrative Offenses only if you exceed the maximum speed by 60 km or more.

Let's look at the Code of Administrative Offenses:

• 12.9 h.4 the speed is exceeded within 60-80 km / h - a fine of 2-2,5 thousand, or deprivation for 4-6 months;
• 12.9 h.5 speed exceeded by 80 kilometers or more - 5 thousand fines or deprivation for 6 months.

It is also indicated that in both cases, if you violate it again, you will either be forced to pay 5 thousand rubles, or your rights will be taken away for a whole year. If you exceed the speed by 20 km / h, then you will not be fined at all, since this rule is excluded. Penalties are for exceeding 21 km / h and above.

What to do if inam they fined or disenfranchised?

It is clear that no one wants to lose their rights or pay four-figure fines, so you need to know how to defend yourself in such cases.

Today in big cities there are a lot of stationary radars and speed cameras. But if the camera detected that you were driving faster than necessary on a given section of the road, then based on its testimony, you cannot be deprived of your rights. That is, you will receive a "letter of happiness" with a fine, and the minimum under this article, which you must pay within 60 days.

Today, devices such as radar detectors and navigators with built-in bases of stationary cameras are very popular with drivers. Therefore, for those who like to accelerate on the highway or in the city, this is simply a necessary device that can warn in advance about radars and cameras. On our website Vodi.su there are articles about the most popular models of radar detectors and navigators.

If the traffic cop proves to you that you exceeded the speed limit and he spotted this with his speedometer, then it is quite possible to challenge his decision, although it will be difficult.

First of all, the traffic police officer will have to show evidence of speeding on the radar screen. It is especially important to require evidence in the event that you were moving along the highway into several lanes with different speed modes - where is the evidence that the traffic cop did not record the speed of the car from the neighboring express lane, and is now issuing you a fine?

The traffic police officer is also obliged, at your request, to present a certificate for his radar. The certificate indicates the measurement error, and if you read the Code of Administrative Offenses carefully, you will see that even one kilometer per hour can significantly affect the amount of the fine or the decision to withdraw a driver's license.

Another important point is that the readings of the device cannot be considered reliable if the speed was measured through the glass of a patrol car, that is, the employee was not standing by the road, but sitting in the car.

In any case, the issue of depriving you of your rights is accepted not by the traffic police officer, but by the court, he only fills out a protocol where you can tell about your point of view on your own behalf: the speed did not exceed, or exceeded, but not by 80 km / h, but by 45 and so on. It is very good if you can confirm your words with instrument readings: GPS navigators or video recorders with a GPS module have a function to display the speed on a particular section of the road.

It is also worth noting that you can also appeal the fine if the excess was recorded by stationary tripods or cameras.

In any case, in the protocol you are obliged to state everything as it really was: the employee refused to present a certificate, did not record his actions, did not present strong evidence of speeding. It will be very easy to get out even if the device does not record the vehicle number.

For auto lawyers, cases of excess have long become routine. However, no lawyer can protect you if you really exceeded the speed limit by more than 60 km / h, and the traffic police officer can confirm this fact.

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