Finland's Traffic Fines: Based on Income, Not a Fixed Amount
Traffic fines in Finland are based on the driver's monthly income, rather than a fixed amount. This means that the more money a driver earns, the higher their fine will be. The system is designed to ensure that everyone pays a fair amount, regardless of their income level.
The system works by calculating a "day fine" based on the driver's income. The number of day fines that a driver receives depends on the severity of the offense. For example, a driver who is caught speeding 10 km/h over the limit may receive one day fine, while a driver who is caught speeding 50 km/h over the limit may receive five day fines.
The amount of each day fine is calculated by dividing the driver's daily income by two. For example, a driver who earns €100,000 per year would have a daily income of €500. This means that each day fine would be €250.
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