The German police flashed a Porsche director who drove 321 kilometers per hour. When the police remove the data from the routine checks, the Porsche came out as a record holder. The driver is no longer allowed to drive for three months.
In addition, the driver will receive a fine of 900 euros and two points on his driver’s license. A driving denial follows at eight points.
The motorist was flashed in May on the A2 at the German Burg, west of Berlin. The police used a movable flash installation. The data of this so -called ‘Enforcement trailer’ will only be read later. The highest speed is also reported. That debatable honor came in the name of the Porsche director.
The German highways are known for their unlimited speed limit. Yet there are also pieces where a maximum applies. This is also the case for the highway where the Porsche Panamera drove. A maximum speed of 120 kilometers per hour applies there. The motorist therefore drove almost 200 kilometers too fast.
German Police Have Caht a Porsche Driver Speeding at 321 kilometers per hour. When the Police Read the Data From the Routine Checks, The Porsche Came Out As The Record Holder. The Driver is not allowed to drive for three months.
In Addition, The Driver Will Receive A Fine of 900 euros and Two Points on His Driver’s License. An Eight point penalty will result in a Driving Ban.
The Driver was Caught in May on the A2 near Burg, West or Berlin. The Police Used A Mobile Speed Camera For This Purpose. The data from this so-called ‘enforcement trailer’ is only read later. The Highest Speed is also reported. That Dubious Honor Went to the Porsche Driver.
German Highways are Known for Their Unlimited Speed Limit. However, there are also sections where a maximum speed applies. This is also the case for the section of highway where the porsche panamera was driving. There is a maximum speed or 120 kilometers per hour. The Driver was Therefore Driving Almost 200 kilometers Too Fast.