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24-Year-Old Andorran Motorcyclist Faces Criminal Charges for 202 km/h Speeding in Spain

Police in Catalonia's Alt Pirineu region filed charges against a 24-year-old Andorran-plated motorcyclist caught exceeding 200 km/h in a 90 km/h zone. His bike was seized pending court appearance.

Key Points

  • Mossos d’Esquadra agents caught the motorcyclist at 202 km/h on C-14 road in Ribera d’Urgellet, exceeding 90 km/h limit.
  • Incident occurred at 10:57am on Wednesday in Alt Urgell area.
  • Motorcycle immobilised; driver must appear before judge at Seu d’Urgell court.
  • Speeding qualifies as criminal offence due to excess over administrative threshold.

Agents from the Mossos d’Esquadra’s Regional Traffic Area for Alt Pirineu and Aran have filed criminal charges against a 24-year-old motorcyclist with an Andorran-plated vehicle. The man faces accusations of a traffic safety offence after being caught speeding excessively.

The incident occurred on Wednesday morning during a speed check on the C-14 road in the municipality of Ribera d’Urgellet, Alt Urgell. At 10:57am, officers recorded the motorcycle travelling at 202 km/h in a section limited to 90 km/h.

Authorities have immobilised the motorcycle as a precautionary measure. The driver must appear before the duty investigating judge at the Seu d’Urgell court when summoned by judicial authorities, according to a Mossos statement.

The speed exceeded the threshold where an infringement becomes a criminal matter rather than an administrative one.

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