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Speeding fines

How much is the fine for speeding?

Choose the limit and your speed: we'll tell you the fine, the points, what you pay within 20 days and whether it's already a criminal offence, using the official Traffic Act table.

Speeding fine

Where was it?

Speed limit

Your speed

How were you measured?

This camera has 5 km/h deducted up to 100 km/h and 5% above that.

Points you have now

What you're facing

Measured
150 km/h
Margin
−7,5 km/h
Counts
142 km/h

Serious offence · 22 km/h over

100 €

50 € if you pay within 20 calendar days

No points lost

Criminal offence from 201 km/h. The fine can go up by as much as 30% for repeat offences or danger.

Source: Traffic Act (Royal Legislative Decree 6/2015), articles 76.a, 77.a, 80.1, annex IV (BOE-A-2015-11722, consolidated text as of 01/10/2026)

The margin is the maximum error Order ICT/155/2020 allows each type of camera, and whoever fines you deducts it. It isn't a tolerance: the limit is the one on the sign.

Source: Order ICT/155/2020, metrological control of speed cameras, annex XII (BOE-A-2020-2573, consolidated text as of 24/02/2026)

Annex IV of the Traffic Act

Speeding fines table

For each limit, the speeds for each fine, with the camera margin already deducted. Up to the limit there's no fine.

Limit100 €0 points300 €2 points400 €4 points500 €6 points600 €6 points · very seriousCriminal offencetown · outside
2021–4041–5051–6061–7071 or more81 ·101
3031–5051–6061–7071–8081 or more91 ·111
4041–6061–7071–8081–9091 or more101 ·121
5051–7071–8081–9091–100101 or more111 ·131
6061–9091–110111–120121–130131 or more121 ·141
7071–100101–120121–130131–140141 or more131 ·151
8081–110111–130131–140141–150151 or more141 ·161
9091–120121–140141–150151–160161 or more— ·171
100101–130131–150151–160161–170171 or more— ·181
110111–140141–160161–170171–180181 or more— ·191
120121–150151–170171–180181–190191 or more— ·201

Speed in km/h, with the camera margin already deducted. The fine can go up by as much as 30% for repeat offences or danger, and is halved if you pay within 20 days. Criminal offence: more than 60 km/h over the limit in town and 80 outside.

Source: Traffic Act (Royal Legislative Decree 6/2015), articles 76.a, 77.a, 80.1, annex IV (BOE-A-2015-11722, consolidated text as of 01/10/2026)

Source: Criminal Code (Organic Law 10/1995), article 379.1 (BOE-A-1995-25444, consolidated text as of 09/04/2026)

Questions

Frequently asked questions

At what speed does it become a criminal offence?+

When you're going more than 60 km/h over the limit in town or more than 80 outside (article 379 of the Criminal Code): on a 50 street, over 110; on a 120 motorway, over 200. A judge decides and it always means losing your licence for 1 to 4 years.

How many points do you lose for speeding?+

None if you're only slightly over (€100 fine). Then 2, 4 or 6 points depending on the band (€300, €400 and €500), and 6 points for very serious cases (€600).

What margin do speed cameras have?+

The maximum permitted error under Order ICT/155/2020: 5 km/h (5% above 100) for fixed and tripod cameras, 3 km/h (3%) for average speed cameras and 7 km/h (7%) for cameras in a moving car. Whoever issues the fine deducts it; the limit is always the one on the sign.

What about city approaches limited to 80?+

On interurban motorways approaching cities with a limit below 100, the fine is the one for the posted limit, but points and criminal liability only count if you go over 100, using the 100 table.

Do average speed cameras fine the same way?+

Yes. They measure the average speed between two points and the same table applies, with a 3 km/h margin (3% above 100).

Sources

All figures come from the BOE consolidated texts and DGT pages, and each fine says which article it comes from. Reviewed on 16/10/2026. This is general information: what counts is what your notice says.