Speeding fines in Spain: 900 euro fine

Failing to identify the driver in certain speeding fines in Spain can be expensive. The car owner will get a 900 euro fine. These fines triple the amount of the original fine, and there is no early payment reduction.

These are the most common speeding fines in Spain,

100 euro: about 75% of the fines. This is the only speeding fine in which identifying the driver is not mandatory, as points will not be taken off the driver's licence.
300 euro: about 15% of the fines. Two points taken off.
400 euro: about 5% of the fines. Four oints taken off.
500 euro: about 4% of the fines. Six points taken off.
600 euro: about 1% of the fines. Six points taken off, and driver might be sent to court.

Fines for failing to identify the driver triple the previous ones,

300 euro: very rare, just in cases when the car owner is not a physical person and refuses to acknowledge the fine.
900 euro: 80% of the fines for not identifying the driver.
1200 euro: 12%.
1500 euro: 8%.
1800 euro: very rare.

Fines for failing to identify the driver can be disputed, and it is easier than you might think, but we will talk about that later on.

Update: good information about these tickets in Spanish in this URL (copy and paste in Google Translate): http://sanciones.info/www-dgt-es/tramites-y-multas/multa-de-900-euros-por-no-identificar-al-conductor/

900 euro fine in Spain