Swiss driver appealed a 1 km/h speeding ticket and ended up paying 32,000 PLN in costs

A scooter rider in Switzerland contested a speeding fine of just 40 Swiss francs for exceeding the limit by 1 km/h. After multiple failed appeals through the courts, the total legal costs reached 6,840 francs — equivalent to over 32,000 Polish zloty. The case has become a cautionary tale about challenging minor traffic fines.

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