**The Most Expensive Traffic Tickets in the World**

In Kansas, a man was given $100,000 bail and his car was seized after being caught evading four police departments at once. This incident marks the beginning of a list of ludicrously priced traffic tickets from around the world.

**Income-Based Fines in Finland**

Some European countries have unique ways of determining ticket prices. In Finland, for example, the cost of a ticket is based on your income, not just how much you were going over the speed limit. This method aims to make traffic fines more fair and less burdensome on low-income individuals.

**Anders Vilclo: A Repeat Offender**

In June 2023, Anders Vilclo, one of Finland's wealthiest men, was caught driving his Bentley at 50 mph in a 30 mph zone. He was fined $129,000 for this infraction. This is not the first time Vilclo has been issued fines; he had previously received a fine of $63,000 in 2018 and another one of $95,000 in 2013.

**NHL Player Rasmus Rantanen's Fine**

In 2019, NHL player Rasmus Rantanen was stopped by police for doing 50 mph in a 25 mph zone while driving his Mercedes G Wagon. Despite earning his income abroad, the fine was still based on his income and cost him $135,000.

**The Sausage Prince's Ticket**

Jesse Sala, known as the "Sausage Prince" due to his finish sausage business, was ticketed for doing 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. His fine of $217,000 was particularly steep given that his income is over $7 million per year.

**Swiss Millionaire's Record-Breaking Fine**

In January 2010, a Swiss millionaire was caught driving his Ferrari at 85 mph through a village with a 50 mph speed limit. The fine of $290,000 set a new record for Switzerland and would only stand for seven months before being broken by another incident.

**The Most Expensive Traffic Ticket Ever**

In August 2010, a Swedish motorist was clocked driving his Mercedes SLS at an astonishing 180 mph, 106 mph over the speed limit. The fine of $1,924,345 is still the most expensive traffic ticket ever recorded.

**Conclusion**

These incidents highlight the sometimes absurd and often costly consequences of speeding in certain countries. As we conclude this article, it's clear that traffic fines can be a significant burden on individuals, regardless of their income or social status.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: entoday we're looking at the world's most expensive traffic tickets you thought your speeding ticket was BS how about the one at the top of our list that cost the driver over six figures and it all starts with the first speeding ticket ever tickets oh yeah what are they good for absolutely nothing singing again now tickets on January 28th 1896 in the quiet town of Kent England Walter Arnold was driving his Ben's motive hen a staggering 8 mph four times the posted speed limit of two he and his Horseless Carriage were chased for 5 miles by a Bobby on a bicycle once the Bob's caught up with him he was summoned to court and find one shilling spoiler alert this is going to be the cheapest ticket on the list but can you really even blame him for speeding because the speedometer wasn't even invented for another five years that's called a loophole but just 3 years later the first speeding ticket in the US was issued and it was actually in an electric car called the electr bat Taxi Driver Jacob German was doing 12 in an eight Zone and was arrested and thrown in jail and that brings us to the first real speeding ticket over 100 years later a time I like to call right now in March 2023 a man named Zan John acopon was stopped in his lame regy machine Aventador svj for doing 152 mph in a 55 on Highway 154 in Santa Barbara County the CHP posted images from the stop on social media with a caption 154 is the state route not the speed limit proving one more time cops are fun honey a copon actually tried to fight the ticket and pled not guilty the judge suspended his license for 30 days and he was fined $1,950 I mean honestly it's pretty lenient considering that he was going 97 miles over the speed limit for number three we're heading across the pond to Y old Scotland where Shrek is from The Real Shrek not this fake Shrek from the movie no I'm talking about the real guy the one the movie was based on the actual Shrek in 2006 amateur race car driver Ronald close was clocked doing 156 m milph in his BMW M3 CSL now if that's all he was doing he probably wouldn't have made this list but the inflated price of this ticket probably had to do with the fact that he was doing that speed oh he was talking on his cell phone with the added charges a Scottish race car driver had to pay a fine of $4,644.00 per hour on his Honda CBR motorcycle probably related to Jeremiah I don't know he outran police but was found and identified later in a town he negotiated to pay a $112,000 fine to avoid jail time and having his license revoked this is the record for the most expensive ticket in Canada honestly I'm surprised that it was so high if you're driving a car you have a lot more chance of hitting and killing another person so your fine should be more but if you're on a motorcycle fun fact in Canada they call jail the goose CP fun little fact to impress Maddie mat the next time you're eating at one of its restaurants 2023 was all about 2020 me but this year 2024 Is 2020 for your follicles and with today's sponsor keeps it's never been easier to keep your new hair resolution whether you're looking to prevent hair loss stimulate hair growth or take care of the hair you have keeps makes it Easy by delivering clinically proven treatments right to your front door all treatment plans come recommended by a licensed medical provider and are customized to meet your specific hair goal needs get a special offer to kick off your journey to a fuller healthier head of hair by visiting keeps.com donut Media or click the link below remember guys hair loss stops with keeps in May 2015 a 45-year-old British man named David pickup which is ironic because he was ticketed for doing 100 1 mph in a 70 mph Zone in a car an Audi R8 to be specific he got caught because UK uses speed cameras to deter speeding on major highways allegedly he joked with the officers and asked can we call it 98 they were like no this is no laughing matter for the UK court system later pickup and his attorneys challenged the offense by questioning whether or not it was even his car that the speed camera caught and argued that the cameras are in they were like yo my client's name is pickup you think he'd be driving a car lawyers wearing wigs on the other side CLA back by hiring an expert who I assume was also wearing a wig to prove their case this expert rented an Airfield and an R8 placed speed cameras alongside the runway and had Chase cars at documenting the test the result proved the accuracy of the cameras and David pickup was charged 675 lb for speeding and an additional 10,425 5 lb to cover the prosecutions bill for all that speed camera Runway stuff for Grand sum of £1,000 or $177,400 sometimes you just got to swallow your pride and plead guilty but the British Bad Boys Don't sto there those pesky cameras came back to bite our next driver when they caught him speeding on 23 separate occasions driver Marius Ballin never exceeded 93 mph but the fact that he refused to identified the driver of the vehicle likely him led to an accumulation of fines adding up to1 18,000 $300 his license was suspended for 30 months after being assessed a record-breaking 138 points on his driver's license that's a lot of points 23 lot of points Michael Jordan much another BBB which is what I call British bad boys named Farah Hashi traveled to Dubai and paid $1,550 and handed over his passport as collateral to rent a Lamborghini Huracan for 2 days beginning at 2:30 a.m. the driver tore through the streets of Dubai for 3 to 4 hours and triggered a total of 33 speed camera finds exceeding 150 mph at times once the rental company was made aware of these fines they filed for a travel ban on the tourist to prevent him from leaving the country but as fines in the UAE are the responsibility of the rental company the crest was denied Hashi was unable to leave the country without his passport and the two parties entered a sort of stal me the total of all the fines added up to $488,000 and the two parties went back and forth for over a week until eventually working out an undisclosed settlement now in the US there are caps on how much a ticket can cost you you for example Oregon and Virginia have the most severe maximum speeding fines in the US which can top out at $2,689 in Oregon and $2,500 and a year in jail in Virginia for going 20 plus miles per hour over so the rest of the list is mostly going to be overseas but this next defense is worse than any fine you could imagine possibly the most extreme driving penalty ever in the US in 2015 a man named Robert Bell was clocked at 176 mph in his r33 Skyline GTR on I35 outside of Williamsburg Kansas he was leaving the import faceof event in Witchita Kansas a Chase ensued and at one point Bell had four police departments chasing him at once he passed through Three Counties before the skylines engine blew probably from oil starvation in Cylinder 6 he was arrested by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office and was charged with fleeing a police officer doing 101 mph over the speed limit reckless driving expired tags impeding normal traffic flow unsafe Lane changes and failure signal he was given $100,000 bail and the saddest part of all his car which did not meet import requirements of being 25 years old or older at the time was seized and presumably crushed moral of the story don't evade four police departments at once in Kansas now this is where we really start to get into ludicrously priced tickets in some European countries like Finland the price of a ticket isn't based on how much you were going over the speed limit instead the cost of the ticket is based on your income which in my humble opinion is more fair because I think a lot of parking and traffic violations disproportionately punish po people especially in Los Angeles in June 2023 Anders Vil clo one of the wealthiest men in Finland was doing 50 mph in a 30 mph Zone in his Bentley molan in the island island only 20 M hour over now in the states some nice police men's or womans might consider letting you off with just a warning but no this is Finland this infraction cost this Rich fin $129,000 54 $ 4 Vic cloth is a repeat offender and has received numerous fines including a 63,000 fine in 2018 and a $95,000 fine in 2013 for a grand total of $ 3,679 American dollar he told local media that he hopes his fine payments are used positively on something like healthcare hm imagine a rich person who cares about people being healthy hard sometimes huh but the finish Fast Tax doesn't end there in fact even if you earned your fortune overseas finland's government will find a way to get its clean little hands on it if you're speeding in 2019 NHL player Rasmus ranan was on a trip home in Finland when he was stopped by police for doing 50 mph in a 25 mph Zone in his Mercedes G Wagon the fine was levied based on his income even though he earned it abroad the fine BAS basically could have bought him another G wagon because it cost him $135,000 in 201 2004 27-year-old Jesse Sala a finish air to a sausage business who tabloids have dubbed the sausage Prince was ticketed for doing 50 mph in a 25 mph zone now we couldn't find what car he was driving but I like to imagine the sausage Prince drives the Austin my Wier mobile yummy although it was the exact same crime as the previous offense Jess's income is over $7 million per year so his ticket cost $217,000 sausage Prince got smoked in January 2010 a Swiss millionaire was caught driving his Ferrari tester Ro 85 mph through a village with a 50 mph speed lit the fine Levy was high even for Switzerland in part because the man was a repeat offender the fine was record-breaking doubling the previous Swiss record given to a Porsche driver in Zurich in 2008 and the total was $290,000 I think I speak for everyone when I say holy sh record breaking but the record would only stand for 7 months before the most expensive ticket on our list would break it the most expensive ticket of all time for driv driving in a car back in August 2010 a Swedish motorist driving a Mercedes SLS was clocked doing 180 mph 106 mph over the speed limit on the Swiss a12 Motorway between burn and Lucan most of the speed cameras he passed were incapable of registering anything over 124 mph which sounds like a life hack according to local police spokesman Beno Dumas it took the car more than a quarter of a mile to come to a stop and the driver told the police his speedometer was broken the driver was not arrested but the car wasn't pounded and later a mechanic discovered that the speedometer had been disconnected police also discovered the car was to be sold in Germany later that day this man's last Joy Ride cost him 1, 92,3 4 I hope it was worth it thank you guys so much for watching this video if you like illegal Stu and want to see Zach and Jeremiah do illegal things all right Jerry run that red light baby check out this video if you like my hat or my shirt or my pants go to any Zoomies in North America or select blue tomatoes in Europe we made workware we designed shirts and pants byetoday we're looking at the world's most expensive traffic tickets you thought your speeding ticket was BS how about the one at the top of our list that cost the driver over six figures and it all starts with the first speeding ticket ever tickets oh yeah what are they good for absolutely nothing singing again now tickets on January 28th 1896 in the quiet town of Kent England Walter Arnold was driving his Ben's motive hen a staggering 8 mph four times the posted speed limit of two he and his Horseless Carriage were chased for 5 miles by a Bobby on a bicycle once the Bob's caught up with him he was summoned to court and find one shilling spoiler alert this is going to be the cheapest ticket on the list but can you really even blame him for speeding because the speedometer wasn't even invented for another five years that's called a loophole but just 3 years later the first speeding ticket in the US was issued and it was actually in an electric car called the electr bat Taxi Driver Jacob German was doing 12 in an eight Zone and was arrested and thrown in jail and that brings us to the first real speeding ticket over 100 years later a time I like to call right now in March 2023 a man named Zan John acopon was stopped in his lame regy machine Aventador svj for doing 152 mph in a 55 on Highway 154 in Santa Barbara County the CHP posted images from the stop on social media with a caption 154 is the state route not the speed limit proving one more time cops are fun honey a copon actually tried to fight the ticket and pled not guilty the judge suspended his license for 30 days and he was fined $1,950 I mean honestly it's pretty lenient considering that he was going 97 miles over the speed limit for number three we're heading across the pond to Y old Scotland where Shrek is from The Real Shrek not this fake Shrek from the movie no I'm talking about the real guy the one the movie was based on the actual Shrek in 2006 amateur race car driver Ronald close was clocked doing 156 m milph in his BMW M3 CSL now if that's all he was doing he probably wouldn't have made this list but the inflated price of this ticket probably had to do with the fact that he was doing that speed oh he was talking on his cell phone with the added charges a Scottish race car driver had to pay a fine of $4,644.00 per hour on his Honda CBR motorcycle probably related to Jeremiah I don't know he outran police but was found and identified later in a town he negotiated to pay a $112,000 fine to avoid jail time and having his license revoked this is the record for the most expensive ticket in Canada honestly I'm surprised that it was so high if you're driving a car you have a lot more chance of hitting and killing another person so your fine should be more but if you're on a motorcycle fun fact in Canada they call jail the goose CP fun little fact to impress Maddie mat the next time you're eating at one of its restaurants 2023 was all about 2020 me but this year 2024 Is 2020 for your follicles and with today's sponsor keeps it's never been easier to keep your new hair resolution whether you're looking to prevent hair loss stimulate hair growth or take care of the hair you have keeps makes it Easy by delivering clinically proven treatments right to your front door all treatment plans come recommended by a licensed medical provider and are customized to meet your specific hair goal needs get a special offer to kick off your journey to a fuller healthier head of hair by visiting keeps.com donut Media or click the link below remember guys hair loss stops with keeps in May 2015 a 45-year-old British man named David pickup which is ironic because he was ticketed for doing 100 1 mph in a 70 mph Zone in a car an Audi R8 to be specific he got caught because UK uses speed cameras to deter speeding on major highways allegedly he joked with the officers and asked can we call it 98 they were like no this is no laughing matter for the UK court system later pickup and his attorneys challenged the offense by questioning whether or not it was even his car that the speed camera caught and argued that the cameras are in they were like yo my client's name is pickup you think he'd be driving a car lawyers wearing wigs on the other side CLA back by hiring an expert who I assume was also wearing a wig to prove their case this expert rented an Airfield and an R8 placed speed cameras alongside the runway and had Chase cars at documenting the test the result proved the accuracy of the cameras and David pickup was charged 675 lb for speeding and an additional 10,425 5 lb to cover the prosecutions bill for all that speed camera Runway stuff for Grand sum of £1,000 or $177,400 sometimes you just got to swallow your pride and plead guilty but the British Bad Boys Don't sto there those pesky cameras came back to bite our next driver when they caught him speeding on 23 separate occasions driver Marius Ballin never exceeded 93 mph but the fact that he refused to identified the driver of the vehicle likely him led to an accumulation of fines adding up to1 18,000 $300 his license was suspended for 30 months after being assessed a record-breaking 138 points on his driver's license that's a lot of points 23 lot of points Michael Jordan much another BBB which is what I call British bad boys named Farah Hashi traveled to Dubai and paid $1,550 and handed over his passport as collateral to rent a Lamborghini Huracan for 2 days beginning at 2:30 a.m. the driver tore through the streets of Dubai for 3 to 4 hours and triggered a total of 33 speed camera finds exceeding 150 mph at times once the rental company was made aware of these fines they filed for a travel ban on the tourist to prevent him from leaving the country but as fines in the UAE are the responsibility of the rental company the crest was denied Hashi was unable to leave the country without his passport and the two parties entered a sort of stal me the total of all the fines added up to $488,000 and the two parties went back and forth for over a week until eventually working out an undisclosed settlement now in the US there are caps on how much a ticket can cost you you for example Oregon and Virginia have the most severe maximum speeding fines in the US which can top out at $2,689 in Oregon and $2,500 and a year in jail in Virginia for going 20 plus miles per hour over so the rest of the list is mostly going to be overseas but this next defense is worse than any fine you could imagine possibly the most extreme driving penalty ever in the US in 2015 a man named Robert Bell was clocked at 176 mph in his r33 Skyline GTR on I35 outside of Williamsburg Kansas he was leaving the import faceof event in Witchita Kansas a Chase ensued and at one point Bell had four police departments chasing him at once he passed through Three Counties before the skylines engine blew probably from oil starvation in Cylinder 6 he was arrested by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office and was charged with fleeing a police officer doing 101 mph over the speed limit reckless driving expired tags impeding normal traffic flow unsafe Lane changes and failure signal he was given $100,000 bail and the saddest part of all his car which did not meet import requirements of being 25 years old or older at the time was seized and presumably crushed moral of the story don't evade four police departments at once in Kansas now this is where we really start to get into ludicrously priced tickets in some European countries like Finland the price of a ticket isn't based on how much you were going over the speed limit instead the cost of the ticket is based on your income which in my humble opinion is more fair because I think a lot of parking and traffic violations disproportionately punish po people especially in Los Angeles in June 2023 Anders Vil clo one of the wealthiest men in Finland was doing 50 mph in a 30 mph Zone in his Bentley molan in the island island only 20 M hour over now in the states some nice police men's or womans might consider letting you off with just a warning but no this is Finland this infraction cost this Rich fin $129,000 54 $ 4 Vic cloth is a repeat offender and has received numerous fines including a 63,000 fine in 2018 and a $95,000 fine in 2013 for a grand total of $ 3,679 American dollar he told local media that he hopes his fine payments are used positively on something like healthcare hm imagine a rich person who cares about people being healthy hard sometimes huh but the finish Fast Tax doesn't end there in fact even if you earned your fortune overseas finland's government will find a way to get its clean little hands on it if you're speeding in 2019 NHL player Rasmus ranan was on a trip home in Finland when he was stopped by police for doing 50 mph in a 25 mph Zone in his Mercedes G Wagon the fine was levied based on his income even though he earned it abroad the fine BAS basically could have bought him another G wagon because it cost him $135,000 in 201 2004 27-year-old Jesse Sala a finish air to a sausage business who tabloids have dubbed the sausage Prince was ticketed for doing 50 mph in a 25 mph zone now we couldn't find what car he was driving but I like to imagine the sausage Prince drives the Austin my Wier mobile yummy although it was the exact same crime as the previous offense Jess's income is over $7 million per year so his ticket cost $217,000 sausage Prince got smoked in January 2010 a Swiss millionaire was caught driving his Ferrari tester Ro 85 mph through a village with a 50 mph speed lit the fine Levy was high even for Switzerland in part because the man was a repeat offender the fine was record-breaking doubling the previous Swiss record given to a Porsche driver in Zurich in 2008 and the total was $290,000 I think I speak for everyone when I say holy sh record breaking but the record would only stand for 7 months before the most expensive ticket on our list would break it the most expensive ticket of all time for driv driving in a car back in August 2010 a Swedish motorist driving a Mercedes SLS was clocked doing 180 mph 106 mph over the speed limit on the Swiss a12 Motorway between burn and Lucan most of the speed cameras he passed were incapable of registering anything over 124 mph which sounds like a life hack according to local police spokesman Beno Dumas it took the car more than a quarter of a mile to come to a stop and the driver told the police his speedometer was broken the driver was not arrested but the car wasn't pounded and later a mechanic discovered that the speedometer had been disconnected police also discovered the car was to be sold in Germany later that day this man's last Joy Ride cost him 1, 92,3 4 I hope it was worth it thank you guys so much for watching this video if you like illegal Stu and want to see Zach and Jeremiah do illegal things all right Jerry run that red light baby check out this video if you like my hat or my shirt or my pants go to any Zoomies in North America or select blue tomatoes in Europe we made workware we designed shirts and pants bye