At the next Geneva Motor Show, Fiat will present new models Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Lancia and in Serbia could have a big news: the Doblò supersonic able to beat the speed record of Thrust SSC. Do not believe us? You do well. Yet, according to a camera placed along the highway Taranto and Brindisi a multi Lingotto area would have reached the incredible speed of 1230 mph.
According to the report made "above the vehicle was passing in that locality with limits of 90 km / h at a speed of 1230 km / h, less a 5% tolerance with a minimum of 5 km / h, the maximum limit allowed 1078Km / h. "If we think that under the new rules of the road for those who exceed 60 km / hi limits suffers a deduction of 10 points on the license, must pay a fine of € 779 and undergoes a suspension of license for a minimum of 6 to to a maximum of 12 months.
Who knows what will touch the driver of the "rocket" Fiat brand. The error of the machine is macroscopic and a stunned John D'Agata, a member of the Department of National Thematic 'Consumer Protection' and founder of the 'Door of Rights' said "I thought we were until we saw with our own eyes that the minutes has notified the company that owns half of which is clearly not an airplane.
Once again it seems increasingly clear that these electronic tools and the management system of this kind of offenses do not water on all sides allowing the factual certainty, besides legal, a more correct recognition and protest of the offenses. " 
According to the report made "above the vehicle was passing in that locality with limits of 90 km / h at a speed of 1230 km / h, less a 5% tolerance with a minimum of 5 km / h, the maximum limit allowed 1078Km / h. "If we think that under the new rules of the road for those who exceed 60 km / hi limits suffers a deduction of 10 points on the license, must pay a fine of € 779 and undergoes a suspension of license for a minimum of 6 to to a maximum of 12 months.
Who knows what will touch the driver of the "rocket" Fiat brand. The error of the machine is macroscopic and a stunned John D'Agata, a member of the Department of National Thematic 'Consumer Protection' and founder of the 'Door of Rights' said "I thought we were until we saw with our own eyes that the minutes has notified the company that owns half of which is clearly not an airplane.
Once again it seems increasingly clear that these electronic tools and the management system of this kind of offenses do not water on all sides allowing the factual certainty, besides legal, a more correct recognition and protest of the offenses. "
No comments:
Post a Comment