For 79-year-old Christian Meté and his companion Danièle, the routine of quiet pensioners in Niort (Deux-Sèvres) has been reversed because of a simple usurpation of license plates. Their old Renault Kangoo never circulated in Isère, yet a first notice of a 35 euro fine arrives in the summer of 2024, then a second in February 2025, before a fine increased by 85 euros is levied directly from his pension. The written apology of the mayor of Grenobl…
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For 79-year-old Christian Meté and his companion Danièle, the routine of quiet pensioners in Niort (Deux-Sèvres) has been reversed because of a simple usurpation of license plates. Their old Renault Kangoo never circulated in Isère, yet a first notice of a 35 euro fine arrives in the summer of 2024, then a second in February 2025, before a fine increased by 85 euros is levied directly from his pension. The written apology of the mayor of Grenobl…