Our client was fined by the Bavarian Administrative Office for turning off without allowing an oncoming vehicle to pass; an accident then occurred. A fine of €170 and a driving ban of one month were imposed. This is the standard penalty following the recent changes to the law. Due to the minor fault of our
Our client was fined by the Zweckverband kommunale Verkehrsüberwachung Südostbayern for exceeding the speed limit by 24 km/h in the district of Schweinfurt. A fine of €115 was imposed for this. As usual, we first requested comprehensive access to the files, which included the measurement data. However, the authority only partially complied with this, so
Some legal issues appear to have been clearly clarified by case law. However, this does not prevent individual liability insurers from wanting to “test” their limits here too. In the present case, the opposing liability insurance company simply ignored such clear case law, including that of the Federal Court of Justice – so legal action
Our client was fined by the Bavarian Police Administration Office for having fallen below the required distance on a highway by less than 5/10 of half the speedometer value. However, the driver was not the owner of the vehicle, which the fining authority inadvertently failed to take into account despite clear identification in the investigation
Our client, a professional driver, was charged with disregarding the red light of a traffic light in Heilbronn with a penalty notice of the city of Heilbronn. The red phase had already lasted longer than 1 second, so that as legal consequences a fine of 200,00 € as well as a driving ban of one
Our client was fined by the state of Brandenburg for exceeding the speed limit by 42 km/h on a freeway. As usual, we first requested comprehensive access to the files, which included the measurement data. However, the authority only partially complied with this, so that we filed an application for a court decision with regard