The measurement of average speed in this section has started and the fine has been increased

Toll Arch, Belgrade, Photo: Tanjuk

Evidence for exceeding the speed at which the distance between curves is exceeded is taken as the length of the distance they have traveled, measured using certified devices and the shortest distances are called the ideal path.

Milos Veligi began measuring the average speed on the highway, as well as drivers who exceed the limit will be fined.

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In Serbia, the practice was introduced four years ago, and the average is calculated based on the time the vehicle travels from one toll curve to another and the length of the distance traveled. Cameras at the Elm and Toll plazas record and exit each vehicle and its license plate as they enter the area of ​​the registered highway, and each recorded time.

Based on the entry and exit times, you can see how many minutes it took to cross the road between the two toll curves. Special software with a computational function to calculate the speed divides the length of the distance traveled over a given period of time to obtain the average speed of the vehicle.

The data is stored on a server, from where it is picked up by the traffic police once every ten days and owners of vehicles moving faster than average are called to come to the regional efficient police station and report the identity of the person driving the vehicle. Vehicle at the time the violation was registered. A request is made to initiate misconduct against the respondent, for which a fine of 100,000 to 120,000 dinars is imposed.

If the fine exceeds a small amount of up to 40 km / h, a fine of 3,000 to 10,000 dinars must be imposed. Offer the opportunity to avoid higher fines and restrictions on driving for a period of time.

Penalties for speeding on the highway

To jump up to 20 km per hour – 3,000 dinars
Over 20 to 30 km per hour – 5,000 dinars
Over 30 to 40 km per hour – 10,000 dinars
Over 40 to 60 km – 10,000 to 20,000 dinars, 3 penalty points and a 30-day ban
At 60 to 80 km / h – 20,000 to 40,000 dinars, 6 penalty points, 30 days imprisonment and 3 months driving ban
At 80 to 100 km / h – 100,000 to 120,000 dinars, 14 penalty points, 15 or more days imprisonment and 8 months driving ban
100 and over km / h – 120,000 to 140,000 dinars, 15 penalty points, 30 to 60 days imprisonment and 9 months driving ban