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Federal guild warns against pickle coating
According to the Federal Guild Group for Metal, Electrical, Sanitary, Mechatronics and Vehicle Technology, samples taken in busy shopping center parking lots show that every tenth vehicle in Austria is traveling with an expired sticker. If you exceed the tolerance period of four months and continue to drive with the expired sticker, theoretical fines of up to over 2,000 euros for the driver and vehicle owner could result. If an accident is due to an error that would have been noticed if it had been examined in a timely manner, the insurance company will no longer be liable and both the driver and the vehicle owner can be held responsible. Friedrich Nagl, Federal Vehicle Technology Guild, also points out that countries such as Italy, Hungary and Germany do not have a tolerance period...
Federal guild warns against pickle coating
According to the Federal Guild Group for Metal, Electrical, Sanitary, Mechatronics and Vehicle Technology, samples taken in busy shopping center parking lots show that every tenth vehicle in Austria is traveling with an expired sticker. If you exceed the tolerance period of four months and continue to drive with the expired sticker, theoretical fines of up to over 2,000 euros for the driver and vehicle owner could result. If an accident is due to an error that would have been noticed if it had been examined in a timely manner, the insurance company will no longer be liable and both the driver and the vehicle owner can be held responsible. Friedrich Nagl, Federal Vehicle Technology Guild, also points out that countries such as Italy, Hungary or Germany do not accept a grace period like in Austria, which can lead to penalties, license plate removals and even the confiscation of vehicles in the respective country.