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Speeding Ticket Dismissed After Driver Proves Car's Max Speed Is Lower
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By קובי ברקת
First reported by Ynet · 13 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli driver accused of a severe speeding violation was exonerated when his defense proved his car's maximum speed was lower than alleged and presented GPS data showing he was driving legally. The court dismissed the charges after the prosecution admitted the speed camera system mistakenly attributed a motorcycle's speed to the driver's car.
- 01Driver cleared of 211 km/h speeding charge due to car's limitations.
- 02GPS data confirmed driver was traveling at legal speeds.
- 03Speed camera error attributed motorcycle's speed to the driver's car.
- 04Court dismissed indictment but denied driver compensation for legal costs.
- 05Judge urged prosecution to carefully review evidence before indicting.
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