We all know that exceeding the speed imposed on urban, main, secondary or motorway roads is a crime punishable by law, which entails not only high fines, but also the deduction of points on the license.
Although the law does not admit errors or ignorance, there are always those who do not respect the speed limits while living night and day speed camera nightmare.
Speed cameras are found on all roads, urban and extra-urban and are able to detect the speed of vehicles that go beyond the limits imposed by law and to sanction them at any time.
Respecting the speed limits imposed by the highway code is essential if you do not want to lose your license
Few know that the highway code gives a tolerance limit of 5% to all motorists. These have the ability to exceed the speed limits imposed by 5 km per hour compared to those imposed. However, it should be known that according to Italian law the speed limit is 130 km per hour on motorways, 110 on main roads, 90 on secondary and extra-urban local roads and finally 50 km per hour on urban roads and in built-up areas.
The limit imposed can be raised to 70 km per hour in urban roads where there are construction characteristics that allow higher speeds. In some conditions the limit of 130 can be exceeded, up to 150 m / h, but it is only the motorways that have three lanes and in addition the emergency lane.
If there are adverse weather conditions, for example wind, rain, or snow, the speed must be reduced by 20 km per hour. Ultimately, on the highways the maximum to which you can proceed is 110 km per houron the main extra-urban roads it is possible to proceed at a maximum of 90 km per hour, on the secondary roads at a maximum of 70 km per hour.
Fine and deduction of points from the driving license exceeded these kilometers
Despite this, there are always those who exceed the speed limits, in the case of exceeding 5% of the limits, the penalty is triggered. This is how it works, for those exceeding 10 km per hour the penalty ranges from € 42 to € 173, for those exceeding 10 to 40 km per hour the penalty ranges from € 173 to € 694. For those who go from 40 km per hour and 60 km per hour the sanction ranges from 543 euros to 2170, in this case there is also the risk of suspension of the license for a period ranging from 1 to 3 months.
Finally, those who exceed the speed limit of over 60 km per hour risk the suspension of the license from 6 to 12 months e a fine ranging from € 845 to € 3382. Those who exceed the speed limits at night, ie from 10 pm to 7 am, the penalty increases and obviously the points deducted from the license also increase.
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