Andorran Driver Charged for 190 km/h Speeding in 90 km/h Zone on Spain's C-14
Catalan police stopped an Andorran-plated car exceeding the limit by 100 km/h during a routine check. The driver faces court proceedings, highlighting risks on this key route.
Key Points
- 25-year-old Andorran driver charged with criminal road safety offence by Catalan police.
- Caught at 190 km/h in 90 km/h zone on C-14 road in Peramola, Alt Urgell.
- Mossos d'Esquadra stopped vehicle during routine control on Monday before noon.
- Car handed to court; driver to appear before Solsona investigating court.
Catalan police have charged a 25-year-old driver from Andorra with a criminal road safety offence after stopping his Andorran-plated vehicle travelling at 190 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on the C-14 road in Peramola, Alt Urgell.
Mossos d'Esquadra officers detected the excessive speed shortly before noon on Monday during a routine control operation. They pulled over the car and formally accused the man of driving at a punishable velocity. The vehicle was handed over to the on-duty court, and the driver must appear before the Solsona investigating court when required.
Authorities detailed the case in an official statement, stressing the violation's gravity on the section with a standard 90 km/h limit. No additional details emerged about the driver's state or other circumstances.
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