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How enforcement in Belgium actually works, what a fine really costs, and where the rules are not what people assume.
An app that warns you and a device that picks up radar emissions are legally two different things. In four of the five countries we cover, that distinction is what decides the answer.
A fixed camera, an average-speed zone, a red-light camera and a mobile check do four different things. The difference decides how you should react to each.
Not every offence works the same way. Where you were driving decides how fast the amount climbs, and there is a threshold above which it goes to court instead.
An average-speed zone measures your speed across a whole stretch of road, not at a single point. That changes how you have to treat it.
