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It's all fun and games until you get hit with a speeding ticket higher than what you paid for your car, such as some of these unfortunate individuals.
Every year, there are thousands of fatalities as a direct result of accidents caused by speeding. It is perfectly understandable, therefore, that the authorities have a system of deterrents in place to enforce safe and responsible driving on the roads. A principal deterrent is the imposition of speeding fines and in some parts of the world, it is taken very seriously indeed.
In countries like Finland and Switzerland, speeding tickets are calculated based on income levels and you could be in for a tough time if you attempt to satisfy your need for speed on a public road and end up breaking the law. As a gearhead, I can understand how frustrating it can be for drivers who drive high-performance cars to crawl along the highway like everyone else. However, that is why track days and other similar events exist. There is no excuse for reckless driving that can endanger the lives of other people.
In this article, we highlight some of the biggest and most unexpected speeding tickets that have ever been issued to erring drivers. There’s one that’s a staggering seven-figure amount!
In 2018, a young British businessman rented a Lamborghini Huracan in Dubai and then proceeded on an adrenaline-fueled joyride down one of the city’s major highways. In a space of 4 hours, he triggered speed cameras a total of 33 times and managed to rack up the equivalent of $48,000 in fines. Unfortunately, he was able to flee the country, leaving the rental company to sort out the mess he created.
A young man was driving his Ferrari Testarossa, through a village at about 80 mph when he was pulled over by police who did not take kindly to the fact that he was over the assigned speed limit for that stretch of road by more than 10mph. We hope he did not have to sell the car to pay for the almost $300,000 fine.
The 44-year old man learned the lesson the hard way when police caught him driving his Harley Davidson motorcycle at 47 mph in a 30 mph zone. He happened to be a Nokia executive on a not-insignificant income and he was slapped with an eye-watering fine in excess of $100,000 for endangering lives in a busy city district.
It was a clear day sometime in August 2010 and we are sure a certain 37-year old Swedish millionaire had no idea he was about to enter the record books when he was pulled over in his SLS AMG for speeding – clocked at over 180 mph. It happened in Switzerland where fines are levied based on income and in this case, his fine was a hefty $1,001,400; a record that’s yet to be broken.
In March 2013, businessman Anders Wiklof was handed a $130,000 penalty for doing 16mph over the prescribed speed limit somewhere in Finland. Mr. Wiklof admitted he was wrong while being interviewed by a local newspaper. He duly paid the fine and one would have thought he had learned his lesson but that’s where the story gets interesting…
A few years later, Mr. Wiklof found himself on the wrong side of the law again for going over the speed limit. This time his fine was just over $70,000. That’s $200,000 in total on speeding tickets. Mr. Wiklof complained bitterly about how the system was unfair and how there should be an upper cap as far as fines were concerned. Maybe he should have just stayed below the speed limit.
Mr. David Pickup was clocked doing 101 mph in his Audi R8 and was issued a ticket for going over the speed limit. However, Mr. Pickup decided to challenge the authorities in court. The Prosecution actually hired a runway and an Audi R8 to prove their case. Unsurprisingly, they won and poor Mr. Pickup had to pay not only the fine but the costs incurred by the Prosecution during the trial.
Rasmus Ristolainen, a professional ice hockey player was caught going 25 mph above the prescribed limit on a busy stretch of road in Finland. His earnings on the hockey pitch put him in the high-income bracket and a proportionately heavy fine, enough to buy another brand-new G-wagon, was levied against him.
Jussi Salonoja belongs to one of the richest families in Finland and so it was no surprise when he was fined over $200,000 in 2004 for driving at almost twice the speed limit. We are certain it was no trouble to pay the fine but little Jussi probably got a telling off from the dad who didn’t get that rich by being careless with his money.
In March 2015, a wealthy Finnish man was pulled over for doing 60 mph in a 50 mph zone. A quick check on the federal database revealed he was a man of substantial means and a fine proportionate to his income, was handed down. He had to pay almost $60,000 – that’s the price of a 2020 BMW M2 Competition for just 10 mph over the speed limit!
Canada is known for its heavy speeding fines and it doesn’t matter if you are on a car or bike, as this motorcyclist found out when he was stopped by Calgary police for driving at 163 mph, 95 mph above the posted limit. To keep his license and avoid possible jail time, he had to cough out over $12,000.
Marius Balan loved driving fast in his BMW and he managed to rack an incredible 150 points on his license. He also had to pay $18,300 in fines for triggering the speed cameras, on the same stretch of road, 30 times within a period of 5 months. Yes, this was not a one-time fine but the fact that the offenses all occurred on the same stretch of road makes this one list-worthy.
In September 2015, a modified Nissan GT-R driver foolishly decided to test the limits of his powerful car and went flat out on a stretch of road somewhere in Kansas . A speed camera clocked him doing an insane 215 mph in a 55 mph zone. How much was he fined for this insane speed? Just $2,255 – the highest for that kind of offense in Kansas.
The kid had an itch in the seats of his pants and a need for speed so he hopped into his black Nissan GT-R and hit the highway. Unfortunately, he did not understand that there is a clear difference between the public road and a racetrack. It wasn’t long before he attracted the attention of the police for driving at 87 mph above the speed limit. Hopefully, the fine imposed some common sense into the lad.
In 2006, a Scottish driver was fined $3,600 for speeding. While it doesn’t seem like a large amount, it was still a record amount in Scotland at the time. The police said Mr. Ronald Klos was clocked at an incredible 156 mph in his BMW M3. It was also claimed that he was on his mobile phone at the same time – a potentially deadly combination.
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