NOut of town, the speed limit in Spain is the same as in Portugal: 90 km/h. However, this driver you see in the photo above was caught speeding 206 km/h.
According to the Spanish General Directorate of Traffic, the driver exceeded the limit by 116 km/h and could be punished with an arrest warrant for three to six months, in addition to being without a license for one to four years.
Check out the pictures in the video below.
⁉️ Driving at 206 km/h #ConventionalCarretera Suppose you re-set the limit of this road (90 km/h) to 116 km/h. It is an offence punishable by imprisonment (3-6 months), fine (6-12 months) or community work (31-90 days). And withdrawal of permission (1-4 years). #Lalocoura pic.twitter.com/17I8jjNRgW
– Deir.Traffic (@DGTEs) July 6, 2024
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