Speeding Fines Reset to Zero

If you go over 100K in speeding fines your total reverts to $0 Inquiring Document: Plate VATEM1233 You have a total of 37 citation(s) on your vehicle. The first 30 citations are listed below. The total of all your citations and fees is: $154.00 Ticket Number Issue Date Violation Location Amount I've been monitoring the car posted here a few months ago, which was posted by others when it hit something like 60K and then 80K (if anyone could find those posts please comment (I've lost them) Anyway this past week he went over $100K. Turns out when you do that your total goes back to $0. This may be why there's never been a license with over 100k in fines.

A screenshot shows a speeding-fine document listing dozens of citations, with a caption explaining that a car supposedly accumulated over $100,000 in fines. The joke is that exceeding $100K resets the total to zero, creating an absurd loophole and explaining why no license has more than $100K in fines. It is used as a reaction to absurd bureaucratic rules, unbelievable expenses, or reaching an arbitrary limit. EN: A screenshot shows a speeding-fine document listing dozens of citations, with a caption explaining that a car supposedly accumulated over $100,000 in fines. The joke is that exceeding $100K resets the total to zero, creating an absurd loophole and explaining why no license has more than $100K in fines. It is used as a reaction to absurd bureaucratic rules, unbelievable expenses, or reaching an arbitrary limit.

• @gentoomemes / 18874 2025-10-09