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굳이 번역이 필요한 거 같지는 않고, 1유로 = 1800원 정도로 보시면 될 듯 합니다.

(100유로 = 18만원, 85유로 = 15만원, 55유로 = 10만원 정도)

 

생각보다 쎈 나라도 있고 약한 나라도 있고 뭐 그러네요. 대충 훑어본 바로는 최고 3750유로(프랑스) 혹은 법정으로 한방에(네덜란드).

 

소스는 http://www.logitravel.com/blog/english/2008/06/04/complete-guide-to-speed-limits-and-speeding-fines-for-europe.aspx

 

Penalties for each speed limit in Europe, exceeding up to 40 km/h *
Country Zone Up to 10 km/h From 11 to 15 km/h From 16 to 20 km/h From 21 to 25 km/h From 26 to 30 km/h From 31 to 35 km/h From 36 to 40 km/h
Poland All Up to 50 zl (14.75 Euro) From 50 to 100 zl (from 14.75 to 29.53 Euro) From 100 to 200 zl (from 29.53 Euro to 59.06 Euro) From 200 to 300 zl (from 59.06 to 88.51 Euro)
Ireland All 80 Euros & 2-point withdrawal
Belgium Cities & built-up areas 50€ 50€ + 10€ for each supplementary km/h Court remission
Other roads 50€ + 5€ for each extra km/h
Italy Minimum € 35,00 € 143,00 € 143,00 € 143,00
Maximum  € 143,00 € 573,00 
& 2-point withdrawal 		€ 573,00 
& 2-point withdrawal 		€ 573,00 
& 2-point withdrawal
Germany Cities & built-up areas 15 € 25 € 35 € 50 € 60 € 100 €, 3-point withdrawal & 1-month suspension
Other roads outside built-up areas 20 € 20 € 30 € 40 €
& 1-point withdrawal 		50 €
& 3-point withdrawal		 75 € & 3-point withdrawal
Motorways There is no speed limit on motorways
Portugal Cities & built-up areas From 60 to 300  € From 120 to 600 € From 120 to 600 €
Other roads outside built-up areas From 60 to 300  €
Motorways
United Kingdom All Fine of £44 + £30 cost & 3-point withdrawal Fine of £45-£100 + £30 cost & 4-point withdrawal 
Sweden Limit from 30 to 50 km/h 2000 kr (214.82 €) 2400 kr (257.82 €) 2800 kr (300.78 Euro) 3200 kr (343.74 Euro) 3600 kr (386.71 Euro) 4000 kr (429.63 Euro) 4000 kr (429.63 Euro)
Limit from 70, 90, 110 to 120 km/h 1500 kr  (161.11 €) 2000 kr (214.82 Euro) 2400 kr (257.82 Euro) 2800 kr (300.78 Euro) 3200 kr (343.74 Euro) 3600 kr (386.71 Euro) 4000 kr (429.63 Euro)
France Limit up to 50 km/h 135 €, 1-point withdrawal & licence suspension if decided by the judge 135 €, 2-point withdrawal & licence suspension if decided by the judge 135 €, 3-point withdrawal & 3-year suspension (the judge decides on the sanction he deems appropriate)
Limit more than 50 km/h 68 €, 1-point withdrawal & licence suspension if decided by the judge
Holland Cities & built-up areas 30  € 45 € 70 € 100 € 125 € 205 € 240 €
Motorways 30 € 45 € 55 € 90 € 115 € 145 € 170 €
Zones under construction 55 € 90 € 115 € 145 € 170 € 225 € 255 €
Denmark All Traffic fines are calculated according to the net income of the one who committed the offence.
Finland All Traffic fines generally are based on two factors: the severity of the offence and the driver’s wage. In fact, fines are proportional to the net income. The minimum amount of money one can pay is 130 euros but there is no maximum when it comes to fines.  If you go over the speed limit by less than 12 mph (19,3 km/h), the fixed amount ranges from $63 to $110.
On the other hand, if you go over it by more than 12 mph (19,3 km/h), the amount of the fine is calculated as follows: the monthly net income is reduced by 1,500 Finnish marks (€250) and the total is divided by 60: this figure represents the person’s daily disposable income and by multiplying it by a number ranging between 1 and 120 (depending on the severity of the offence), you can find out the fine amount. 

 

Penalties for each speed limit in Europe, exceeding more than 40 km/h *
Country Zone From 41 to 45 km/h From 46 to 50 km/h From 51 km/h to 55 km/h From 56 km/h to 60 km/h From 61 km/h to 65 km/h From 66 km/h to 70 km/h From 71 km/h to 80 km/h More than 80 km/h
Poland All From 300 to 400 zl (from 88.51 to 118.12 Euro) From 400 to 500 zl (from 118.12 to 147.62 Euro)
Ireland All 80 Euros & 2-point withdrawal
Belgium Cities & built-up areas Court remission
Other roads
Italy Minimum

357,00 €

Maximum 1.433,00 € & 10-point withdrawal from licence
Germany Cities & built-up areas 125  €, 3-point withdrawal & 1-month suspension 175  €, 4-point withdrawal & 2-month suspension 300 € , 4-point withdrawal & 3-month suspension 425 € , 4-point withdrawal & 3-month suspension
Other roads outside built-up areas 100  €, 3-point withdrawal & 1-month suspension 150 €,  4-point withdrawal & 1-month suspension 275 €, 4-point withdrawal & 2-month suspension 375 €,  4-point withdrawal & 3-month suspension
Motorways There is no speed limit on motorways
Portugal Cities & built-up areas From 300 to 1500 € From 500 to 2500 €  From 500 to 2500 €  From 500 to 2500 € 
Other roads outside built-up areas From 120 to 600 € From 300 to 1500 € From 300 to 1500 € From 500 to 2500 €
Motorways From 120 to 600 € 240 to 1200 with driving disqualification 240 to 1200 with driving disqualification 240 to 1200 with driving disqualification
United Kingdom All Fine of £45-£200 + £30 cost & 5 to 6-point withdrawal Fine of £67-£300 + £30 cost &1 to 12-month driving disqualification
Sweden Limit from 30 to 50 km/h - -
Limit from 70, 90, 110 to 120 km/h 4000 kr (429.63 Euro)
France Limit up to 50 km/h 135 €, 4-point withdrawal & 3-year suspension (the judge decides on the sanction he deems appropriate) 1500 €, 6-point withdrawal & 3-year suspension (the judge decides on the sanction he deems appropriate) In case of second or third offence, € 3750 fine, 6-point withdrawal, 3-year suspension  & 3-month imprisonment(the judge decides on the sanction he deems appropriate)
Limit more than 50 km/h
Holland Cities & built-up areas 270 € 300 € 365 € 420 € 465  € 520  € Court remission
Motorways 270 € 300  € 365 € 420 € 465  € 520   €
Zones under construction 280 € 325  € 390 € 455 € 520 € 550  €
Denmark All Traffic fines are calculated according to the net income of the one who committed the offence.
Finland All Traffic fines generally are based on two factors: the severity of the offence and the driver’s wage. In fact, fines are proportional to the net income. The minimum amount of money one can pay is 130 euros but there is no maximum when it comes to fines.  If you go over the speed limit by less than 12 mph (19,3 km/h), the fixed amount ranges from $63 to $110. On the other hand, if you go over it by more than 12 mph (19,3 km/h), the amount of the fine is calculated as follows: the monthly net income is reduced by 1,500 Finnish marks (€250) and the total is divided by 60: this figure represents the person’s daily disposable income and by multiplying it by a number ranging between 1 and 120 (depending on the severity of the offence), you can find out the fine amount. 

  • Penalties for each speed limit in Spain
Speed Limit Penalties in Spain (km/h) *
Speed limit (km/h) 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 Fines/sanctions
Up to 38 50 61 72 84 95 106 117 129 140 Without sanction
From/to 39
49		 51
61		 62
72		 73
83		 85
98		 96
110		 107
123		 118
136		 130
150		 141
163		 140 euros
50
60		 62
72		 73
83		 84
94		 99
111		 111
125		 124
140		 137
155		 151
171		 164
186		 200 euros
61
71		 73
83		 84
94		 95
105		 112
123		 126
139		 141
156		 156
173		 172
190		 187
207		 300 euros & 1-month licence suspension
72
82		 84
94		 95
105		 106
116		 124
137		 140
154		 157
173		 174
192		 191
211		 208
230		 380 euros & 1-month licence suspension
83
93		 95
105		 106
116		 117
127		 138
151		 155
169		 174
190		 193
211		 212
232		 231
253		 450 euros & 1-month licence suspension
From 94 106 117 128 152 170 191 212 233 254 520 euros & 1-month licence suspension

To these penalties you should add the points withdrawal system:

  • 2 Points: For exceeding between 21 and 30km/h from the limit.
  • 3 Points: For exceeding between 31 and 40km/h from the limit.
  • 4 Points: For exceeding more than 40km/h from the limit, always that it is not more than 50%.
  • 6 Points: For speeding more than 50% from the limit.

Plus, it is considered an offense to exceed more than 110 km/h in cities & built-up areas, 180 km/h on other roads outside built-up areas and 200 km/h in motorways.

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