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Question 13841 — road safety

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Mr. Christophe Jerretie draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the relaxation of the scale of fines for speeding. Indeed, with the reduction of the speed to 80 km/h on most national or departmental roads, a driver who is "flashed" at 101 km/h now faces a fine of 135 euros and a withdrawal of 2 license points. The latter will only be able to recover their points after three years. complete without the slightest infraction. The risks of losing your driving license have never been higher, pushing many people to take the reckless and reprehensible risk of driving without a license and therefore without insurance. Faced with this increased danger and in order to allow motorists to better manage their driving licenses, it seems necessary to adopt a relaxation of the scale of fines for speeding. In 2010, the scale of sanctions was corrected in order to avoid this type of situation. Faced with this problem, he asks him to please indicate to what extent the Government intends to respond to this demand and if it plans to relax the scale of sanctions provided for by the highway code for excessive speed.

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