A driver has been fined after he was caught speeding 321 km/h over the legal speed limit on a German highway.
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On July 28, a driver was caught by a mobile speed camera on Germany's A2 motorway doing 321 km/h, the 'highest speed ever recorded' by the device. The legal speed on the stretch was 120 km/h. The driver was fined €900, lost two penalty points and received a three-month driving ban. German autobahns have sections without speed limits, but not all stretches are like this.
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