At over 200 km/h on the S2: 18-year-old loses his driving license!

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An 18-year-old was stopped in Vienna for speeding over 200 km/h and his vehicle was confiscated.

Ein 18-Jähriger wurde in Wien wegen überhöhter Geschwindigkeit von über 200 km/h angehalten und sein Fahrzeug beschlagnahmt.
An 18-year-old was stopped in Vienna for speeding over 200 km/h and his vehicle was confiscated.

At over 200 km/h on the S2: 18-year-old loses his driving license!

A frightening incident occurred in Vienna on Friday evening: an 18-year-old probationary driver's license holder was arrested by the police after he sped towards the city limits on the S2 at over 200 km/h. The officers gave chase in a civilian patrol car and were finally able to stop the speeding vehicle. The driver initially denied speeding, but gave in when confronted with the evidence of the calibrated speedometer and video recording. Due to excessive speeding, the young driver lost his probationary license and his vehicle was temporarily impounded. He also received several advertisements, such as oe24.at reported.

The consequences of speeding

Speeding has not only legal consequences, but also significant financial penalties. Penalties vary depending on the severity of the violation. For example, someone who drives more than 70 km/h too fast in urban areas can expect a fine of up to 800 euros, it adds adac.de. Points in the driving fitness register and possible driving bans are also threatening consequences. For drivers who drive faster than the permitted speed limit, it is crucial to follow the applicable speed limits to avoid drastic fines and unnecessary risks on the road.

The traffic rules are clear: in urban areas the maximum speed is 50 km/h, while outside of urban areas the maximum speed for cars is 100 km/h. Ignoring these regulations can have fatal consequences - not only for the driver himself, but also for other road users. Speeding like this shows once again how important responsible driving is.