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Italian Speeding Fine

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
snowornever wrote:
Do tell,have you personally ever broken a speed limit in your life, deliberately or by accident?


I do not own a car or drive much so NO.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
stanton wrote:
snowornever wrote:
Do tell,have you personally ever broken a speed limit in your life, deliberately or by accident?


I do not own a car or drive much so NO.


So do you really think you are qualified to pontificate on matters to do with a skill set you do not possees or mislead people with your biased views on matters that you demonstrate you know nothing about?

stick to talking bollix about skiing, less chance you get called on that
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
@snowornever,

No need to get silly about it just because it's stanton making an opinion, whether it is right or wrong (stantons's reasonable opinion on danger of avalanches was also shouted down seemingly for the same reason).

Get caught speeding, you're going to get a fine. Nothing to do with taking moral high or low positions. It wouldn't seem beyond the realm of possibility that not paying it may somewhat irk the authorities and by the marvels of modern technology you might end up with it catching up with you one way or another.
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The only places that I have seen the authorities successfully use passport checks to collect unpaid speeding fines was Australia and Belgium. However, the Belgians only appeared to be interested in Belgian residents rather than tourists whereas the Australians were the complete oppsite!

In response to an earlier comment about a high threshold for preventing an EU national entering another EU country this is not the case.

A sentence of one day's imprisonment anywhere is enough to allow Border Force to refuse admission to an EEA national. Similarly, several low level offences (fines and cautions) could also led to refusal of admission as a "habitual offender".
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
@snowornever, see https://www.bussenkatalog.ch/geschwindigkeitsbussen the swiss still punish the worst speeders with imprisonment
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