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Is this a magic trick or the last return to the future? In any case, there are plenty of questions to ask. A Toulouse driver was fined for speeding the day before his visit.
Flashed while his car was in front of his house!
This astonishing story happened to Olivier, a motorist traveling in Haute-Garonne. The latter received a fine for speeding, following a surprise infraction by a radar located between two small towns in the department. But by analyzing, he notices that the date of the report was Sunday, November 5. However, that day, Olivier indicated that he was on the weekend and had not used his car.
A fixable error?
However, the explanation for this astonishing flash was quickly found. The time of the fine corresponded in fact to a passage in front of the radar on another day, in this case the next day. An error which raises questions about the reliability of the radar, especially since another motorist was wrongly flashed on Christmas Day!
In the meantime, our driver should not have too much difficulty contesting the fine because of this date issue. So, advice to motorists: be careful to look carefully at all the details in the event of a fine. The wrong date can help you avoid fines.
To summarize
A Toulouse motorist, Olivier, received a fine for speeding, but with a strange anomaly. This incident raises questions about the reliability of radars, especially since another motorist was wrongly flashed on Christmas Day.
