Swiss Driver Fined for Lacking Customs Papers on Racing Opel Kadett
A Swiss driver, aged 54, was recently stopped by Lindau customs on the A96 near Neuravensburg. The driver was in a Swiss Opel Kadett 1200 S, which was equipped for racing and intended for use in Switzerland. The car, fitted with a roll bar, was meant to receive new axles in Germany. However, the driver did not possess the necessary immigration papers, leading to a stop for re-clearance. This incident highlights the importance of proper documentation when transporting vehicles across borders. The driver was fined for the infraction and had to pay approximately 480 euros in import duties. This serves as a reminder to always ensure compliance with customs regulations to avoid such penalties. The Swiss driver's Opel Kadett 1200 S was stopped for lacking the required immigration papers. After paying the fine and duties, the driver was allowed to proceed, but not before learning a valuable lesson about the importance of proper documentation when transporting vehicles internationally.
