In the case provided for in 2° of Article A. 37-20-2, the person specifies the identity, address and driving licence reference of the person who was presumed to be driving the vehicle when the offence was recorded; he or she is not required to send a letter transmitted digitally; he or she is informed that any false statement exposes him or her to criminal prosecution.
In all cases, an acknowledgement of registration of the challenge is automatically presented to the person when they have validated and sent their challenge. This document can be downloaded or printed by the person.
In order to record offences subject to the fixed fine procedure and to receive payment for them, where payment is made immediately, ticketing officers use standard counterfoil receipt books, measuring 100 mm × 217 mm, the characteristics of which are set out in the provisions of this section. These books are also used to collect the deposit provided for by Article L. 121-4 of the Highway Code.
Two flaps, placed after the cover page, enable the use of the ten bundles (each containing five sheets) contained in the booklet to be tracked by the issuing authority.
The front and back of sheet no. 1 of the bundle contain a reminder of the laws and regulations applicable to the offences mentioned in Article A. 37-21. The fronts of leaflets nos 2, 3, 4 and 5 contain identical information by duplication effect. Slip no. 2 constitutes the actual receipt; it is given with slip no. 1 to the offender or perpetrator. On the front of slips nos 2,…
Contraventions subject to the fixed fine procedure that are not likely to result in the loss of driving licence points are recorded in a booklet with a white cover page and white pages.
I. – On the front of slips no. 2, 3, 4 and 5, on the left-hand side of “B. Collection”, the offender and the enforcement officers sign their names under the heading: “He acknowledges having been informed of the provisions set out on the back of this document”. Encaissement”, the offender and the ticketing officers affix their signatures under the words: “He acknowledges having been informed of the provisions set…
Contraventions subject to the fixed fine procedure that are likely to lead to a reduction in driving licence points are recorded in a book made up of white sheets, with an orange box on the front page to distinguish it from the model book mentioned in Article A. 37-24.
I. – On the front of slips no. 2, 3, 4 and 5, on the left-hand side of “B. Encaissement”, the offender and the ticketing officers affix their signatures under the words: “He acknowledges having been informed, prior to payment, of the provisions set out on the reverse of this document (in particular those of Article L. 223-3 of the Highway Code and that this payment entails definitive recognition of…
Attending officers may also receive immediate payment of the fixed fine or the deposit provided for in article L. 121-4 of the Highway Code, when the official report is drawn up using a secure electronic device whose characteristics are defined by article A. 37-19; the procedures for drawing up these minutes are set out in article A. 37-27-2. To collect the fine or deposit, a standard collection counterfoil receipt book…
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