Exemption from fines

Quelle: https://www.juraforum.de/lexikon/bussgeldfreistellung

Exemption from fines refers to relief from or waiving of traffic penalties by a competent authority or under contractual arrangements. It typically applies under specific conditions, such as when a company demonstrates that preventive measures have been implemented to avoid further violations, or within compliance programs that allow for penalty relief under defined circumstances.

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