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Well,
There is a department in CH that deals with online videos.
They will calculate the speeds you have by seeing the time you need to cover a specific distance.
The routes are well known and you could never argue/object that is not in CH.
And believe me they will find who is on the video.
Recently they got a biker from Geneva that shoot an extreme video 6 years ago and a friend put his video on youtube on 1st of April, 6 years later.
The guy will do 18 months in jail.
Just to put things in perspective.
I have to pay ~800 CHF fine because I hit a neighbors car in our private space / parking, while reversing.
That's because I was not able to control my car and hit the other guys bumper.
I was lucky not to have the license taken for 3 months...
You could always take your chances.
I thought to give the same advice I would give to a friend of mine.
Ps : an 80 yo lady hit a car with her bike. The police gave her a mega fine for not being able to handle the bike properly...
Now post high speed videos of a CSL in the alps where the limit is 50 or 80...
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I am not sure I get it Mike.Originally posted by Mike R View PostAlex,
All the people you mention have a specific thing in common - the main thing that Jon isn't
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A colleague from work skidded on ice a few years back and hit a tree.
He had to pay ~8k CHF for not being in control of his car and going with very high speed (he was doing 50 on a 80 limit, but there was a 10m patch of ice).
A few months back there was a multiple crash in the highway, again due to ice.
All drivers got fines for not being able to control their cars.
A police car also crashed at the scene.
My point is, one thing that is very serious here is driving.
You do something you are not supposed to do with a car, the consequences are severe (foreigners are no exception by the way).
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When are you moving then ?Originally posted by alexk View PostI am not sure I get it Mike.
A colleague from work skidded on ice a few years back and hit a tree.
He had to pay ~8k CHF for not being in control of his car and going with very high speed (he was doing 50 on a 80 limit, but there was a 10m patch of ice).
A few months back there was a multiple crash in the highway, again due to ice.
All drivers got fines for not being able to control their cars.
A police car also crashed at the scene.
My point is, one thing that is very serious here is driving.
You do something you are not supposed to do with a car, the consequences are severe (foreigners are no exception by the way).
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