Law: Riding In EU Countries - DVLA

[KorkyKat]

With effect from May 6th 2017 DVLA will now forward your information to a requesting country if you have committed a driving offence in a EU country.

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2017/554/resources

Sans jargon and legalese.

https://bookmygarage.com/blog/drivin...o-issue-fines/

[Ant]

Another reason to leave the EU.

[1888]

Another reason to leave the EU.

Why, would we not have to abide by there laws when travelling?

[burty]

Another reason to leave the EU.

It ain't gonna change when we leave.

[Deer Stalker]

Ah the cross border enforcement directive

Fines follow you home if they are €70 or more - the low fine in France is €68 but depends on the limit you are in and the speed you are doing as an example
http://etsc.eu/faq-eu-cross-border-e...ent-directive/

[ingo]

I got a €45 fine forwarded from France to Germany.

[1888]

Still awaiting a few speeding ones from Germany last year.

[ingo]

I'm buggered if I knew how they did it! Obviously the French flic is smarter than the German Bulle who to this day measures your speed from the front without taking a piccie from your license plate Damn inconvenient, if you ask me...

[Deer Stalker]

I got a €45 fine forwarded from France to Germany.

thats because both countries were already signed up - mind you that's under the specified €70

Still awaiting a few speeding ones from Germany last year.

You wont get them as it doesn't start for UK until 7 May

[1888]

You wont get them as it doesn't start for UK until 7 May

Good. One was the equivalent of 40 in a 30 going up a large hill. Took me long enough to get speed for the bloody hill i was not slowing down.