Municipal section checks under fire after police judge ruling: what does this remarkable ruling mean for your fine?

From now on, anyone who receives a speeding fine from, say, Boortmeerbeek or Lo-Reninge, can contest it in court. With a reasonable chance of success. Because in these Flemish municipalities, among others, there are route checks from a private company. And that is not allowed, the police judge in Vilvoorde ruled in a remarkable verdict: a GAS fine ended up in the trash. But how do you go about that? And why does this verdict put the entire system of local section checks at risk?

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