When it comes to your beloved car and fines, you can quickly annoy some people on social media.

This is likely to annoy some drivers of expensive vehicles: According to the website 24aktuelles.com, the fines will soon be adjusted to the value of the vehicle. The drivers of Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Co. can have a whole bag full of money with them when they rush through the next speed camera.

Conversely, the fines are low if you only drive a cheap small car. So come on, dear friends, go to the used car market and buy an old Fiat Cinquecento. This is beneficial on several levels. But let's take a closer look at the report from 24aktuelles.com at this point. What do we read there?

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The more valuable the vehicle is, the higher the fine should be. The model of your car, motorcycle or truck is determined using the images captured by the speed cameras. […] So rich people are hit just as badly where it really hurts them, namely their wallets.

Fines affect car value? Some may shout “that’s right”, others will whine and shout “unfair”. We, in turn, say “fact check!”

Fact check fines

And the solution to the puzzle is really that simple: the website 24aktuelles.com is not unknown to us. We have been pointing out for years that this site is a kind of jokes site. In this respect, the story about the fines is a joke.

The special thing about this site is that users invent the jokes themselves and publish them on this site. The site, in turn, presents the fictitious content visually like a news website. As a result, many people do not realize at first glance that it is a form of satire, but think they are on a newspaper website. However, if you click on the articles and scroll down to the bottom you can read very clearly ( compare ):

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24aktuelles.com – is a website intended for entertainment, the fake jokes are written by our users. All jokes on this site are fictitious and fictional, it's all just in fun! None of the jokes should be taken seriously or used as a reputable source of information.

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Fines? Article image: Shutterstock / By Alexandra Rotanova

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