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31 May 2014 7:50 PM by weaver01 Star rating in liverpool uk. 39 posts Send private message

Hi went to malaga spain, come back have just received a speed camera fine, the notice is all in spanish, it was sent to my old address , just wondering how to pay it and what happens if i dont, i dont mind paying it but i have been on my pc for 2 hrs and still no joy, is it linked to your passport? so when you go back the country you will have a prob hiring a car, from what i gather i was driving 103km in a 80 km zone, it says importe total multa 100.00eur, then underneath it says importe abonado 0.00eur if anyone could shed any light on my concerns i would be gratfull .

 

 

 

                                      thanks in advance John





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31 May 2014 9:07 PM by bobaol Star rating. 2253 posts Send private message

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Well, one quick Google came up with this:

In order to pay the traffic notice that you have received the following steps may be followed. The traffic authorities are reachable on the telephone number at the bottom of one of the traffic notice: 0034 902 508 686

1)      You may ring this number and after you hear the recorded message in Spanish (do not take any options) wait to the finish and then you will get an operator.

2)      Speak in English and then the operator will pass you to someone who speaks English.

3)      Please, have ready your Passport number, The Num of Expediente (case number) of the fine (at the top right of the sheet ); also the date of the fine.

4)      Please bear in mind that if you pay before 30 days have elapsed since the receipt of the fine, you only have to pay €70.

5)      When on the phone they will provide you with the traffic office bank account details. eg.  Iban and Swift number, for its use to pay the fine in a bank.

6)      After the telecom the office  will send you a copy of the fine to your home address,  in your own language: English/Spanish and again it will say how to pay.

If you have further queries or want more clarification, we will be pleased to provide it.

Yours sincerely,

 

 





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31 May 2014 10:39 PM by morerosado Star rating. 6927 posts Send private message

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