Small Rigolos Change Speed Control Panel: 400 Motorists Flash in Germany
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The town of Haldensleben, in the land of Saxony-Anhalt, has hardly tasted the joke of replacing a sign at 50 km/h with a sign at 70.
In a German commune, a false sign allowing to ride at 70 km/h instead of 50 deceived hundreds of drivers in early September.
Trapped by a false speed limitation installed on the saviour, 400 drivers saw the radar sfouler off-Rhin. If the case ended with a general cancellation, such a scenario in France would quickly turn into an administrative nightmare. Trap on the false panel: a flash radar 400 motorists The story had a whole absurd scenario, but the [...] The article Trap on the false panel: 400 unjustly flashed motorists for speeding appeared first on Causeur.
In Germany, nearly four hundred motorists have been trapped by a false speed control panel installed on the side of a road. A bad joke that forced the authorities to cancel some of the...
A homemade traffic sign with a maximum speed of 70 km/h caught hundreds of German motorists off guard. The municipality of Haldensleben ultimately decided to cancel all 400 registered speeding violations.
Individuals replaced speed control panels of 50 km/h with signs of 70 km/h on a road in Germany. As a result, about 400 motorists were flashed.
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