Extending the speed limits has consequences. In some cases, the infraction does not exceed some hundred euros and a good review of the card points, while the most serious can be punished with jail sentences.
An Austrian driver who stopped for circular a 123 km/h With his bugatti chiron, he would have preferred any of the aforementioned sanctions, in order not to have to face the punishment imposed by the Austrian police: seized his car.
Bugatti Chiron runs a lot, sir agent
A driver in Austria was arrested by the police for leading 123 km/h in an area where the maximum limit was 60 km/h. This speeding, which represents more than double the allowed limit, led the police to apply the usual regulations in these cases: the immediate confiscation of its bugatti chiron.
According to the Austrian medium Todaythe incident occurred in the famous Ringstrasse of Vienna, a ring -avenue surrounding the center of Vienna with a 60 km/h speed limit.
A patrol equipped with a mobile radar took positions in the vicinity of Parliament to control speed infractions in that area. What they did not expect is that they would end up stopping and confiscating a car with 1,500 hp driving twice the speed allowed by a city with such restrictive traffic standards.
In his defense, the 38 -year -old driver claimed that the supercar, who carried German registration, belonged to a friend, but this did not prevent the authorities from confiscating the car immediately, as stated in a video uploaded to YouTube by a witness.
In addition to the confiscation of the vehicle, the driver also lost his driving license on the spot. This incident underlines the seriousness with which Austria is trying the Serious traffic infractions, A regulation that has endorsed recently to dissuade offenders.
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Traffic Law in Austria
Austria has recently implemented stricter laws against speeding, allowing vehicle confiscation in cases of serious infractions. This regulation applies to conductors that exceed speed limits, in an effort to reduce accidents and improve road safety in the country.
The regulation establishes that, in case of exceeding the limit out of the town in 50 km/ho more than 30 km/h in town, the driver will run out of driving license. In this case, the Chiron driver doubled this maximum limit of 30 km/h when driving at 123 km/h.
In addition to these limitations, it is specified that if it circulates above the speed limit at 60 km/h in a populated area (in this case the limit was exceeded at 63 km/h) the car will be retained a maximum of 14 days.
The confiscation of luxury vehicles such as Bugatti Chiron sends a clear message that no one is above the law, regardless of its economic status. The Austrian government has been interested in selling the cars it seized, but as the driver claimed at the time of the seizure, he was not the owner of the Support, the procedure would be complicated since it would be necessary to decide whether the property of the owner or responsibility of the driver prevails.
2.5 seconds were enough
The Bugatti Chiron is an exceptional hypercoche, equipped with a 8.0 -liter W16 engine and four turbocharger that produces 1,500 hp and 1,600 nm of torque. With these benefits, it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.4 seconds, so a pressure on the accelerator of just over a second would be enough to far exceed the speed limits of the ringstrasse.
Its original sale Price was around three million euros More taxes, so it is an exemplary sanction for those who exceed speed limits and, without a doubt, a surprise for employees of the municipal deposit.
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