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Fines: state diversions Last year, fines brought in 311.5 million euros for the federal state, or 12.6 million more than in 2005 (+4.2%). Half of this amount comes from traffic fines, according to figures from the Federal Public Service Finances published by Het Laatste Nieuws. The immediate collection of traffic fines, particularly in the event […]http://www.socialcapital.is/blog/wp-content/uploads/images/dyn002_small150_130_91_jpeg_2572271_a089e91cdbf1ba43e55ed9bcc3a4b755.jpg