If time is money, his time had better be worth a lot.
A wealthy Finnish man who was ticketed for driving 20 mph over the speed limit has been issued a $129,544 fine for the infraction.
Anders Wiklöf was caught going 82 kph (51 mph) in a 50 kph (31 mph) zone in the Aaland Islands.
Speeding ticket fines are pegged to a driver’s income in Finland, based on half of their daily estimated disposable income.
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Finland’s speeding fines are pegged to a person’s income. (Michael Bodmann/iStock)
“I really regret the matter,” Wiklöf told a local Aaland newspaper.
Wiklöf is the chairman of an eponymous holding company that has a net annual revenue of $375 million, Luxury Launches reported.
Anders Wiklöf was caught doing 82 kph in a 50 kph zone. (oyaboya/iStock)
The 76-year-old has been cited for speeding before and was fined $68,176 in 2018 and $102,000 in 2013.
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Despite the huge amount Wiklöf paid for the latest ticket, it is far from a world record.
Anders Wiklöf has been levied high speeding fines several times. (Selçuk Karabiyik)
A driver in Switzerland, which has a similar system for calculating fines, was clocked doing 180 mph on a public road and had to pay $1 million.
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The unidentified motorist told police officers, “the speedometer must have been on the blink,” according to Swiss Info.
The Associated Press contributed to this report