traffic offence
traffic offence
This question is for my friend who is from Brazil...
He has a Brazilian driving license and was recently pulled over for doing 110 km/h on a 90 km/hr road in Finland.
He got a ticket of around 200 eur. This was regarded as a traffic offence.
The police did not take his driving license but said he could lose it if he committed another offence like this.
Will this affect his resident permit application?
Thanks
He has a Brazilian driving license and was recently pulled over for doing 110 km/h on a 90 km/hr road in Finland.
He got a ticket of around 200 eur. This was regarded as a traffic offence.
The police did not take his driving license but said he could lose it if he committed another offence like this.
Will this affect his resident permit application?
Thanks
Re: traffic offence
Multiple of this can affect the permanent residence or citizenship due to danger to public but one shall be no problem.
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Not sure about his residence application but if you use “Waze” to navigate around Finland it alerts you to upcoming speed cameras. The scourge of Finnish roads
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How about just stick to the @#$% limits? They're there for a reason.
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Where is this 90 km/h limit road located? Never seen one before.
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Ahvenanmaa.
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Re: traffic offence
200 euros for just 20 km/h over? Damn in US you don't get a ticket for that, starts at 15 miles/h over 

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How well people comply with speed limits there? Or is it rather a speed suggestion?deepsudeep wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:16 pm200 euros for just 20 km/h over? Damn in US you don't get a ticket for that, starts at 15 miles/h over![]()
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