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
- Catalan police (Mossos d'Esquadra) caught 25-year-old Andorran driver at 190 km/h in 90 km/h zone on C-14 in Peramola, Alt Urgell.
- Incident occurred during temporary speed check before noon on Monday.
- Vehicle placed under judicial authority; driver accused of criminally excessive speed.
- Driver must appear at Solsona court when summoned; stretch has standard 90 km/h limit.
Catalan police charged a 25-year-old Andorran driver with a road safety offence after detecting his Andorran-plated car travelling at 190 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on the C-14 in Peramola, Alt Urgell.
Mossos d'Esquadra officers spotted the vehicle exceeding the limit by more than double during a temporary speed check shortly before noon on Monday. They stopped the car, accused the driver of operating at a criminally excessive speed, and placed the vehicle under judicial authority. The man will have to attend the on-duty investigating court in Solsona when summoned by officials.
Police emphasised the seriousness of the breach on this stretch of the C-14, which carries a standard 90 km/h restriction. No further information has been released on the driver's condition or other factors involved.
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