Scope: Netherlands. Non-exhaustive guidance checked on 6 September 2026. Local examples do not apply countrywide. This guide is not a substitute for case-specific legal advice.
Key points
Key takeaways
- Fixed, flexflitser and focusflitser
- Trajectcontrole: average speed over a section
- Amounts and appeals: identify the CJIB letter
Netherlands
Fixed, flexflitser and focusflitser
The Openbaar Ministerie’s 2026–2030 programme distinguishes fixed cameras, relocatable units and focusflitsers for phone use. Phone detection is not a speed measurement. A planned expansion does not establish that every proposed location is already operating.
Sources: Openbaar Ministerie
Netherlands
Trajectcontrole: average speed over a section
Trajectcontrole measures average speed between two points. Slowing only at the last camera does not change earlier travel time. Check the section, limit and retained speed on a notice; a single point in our directory cannot reconstruct the whole system.
Sources: Openbaar Ministerie
Netherlands
Amounts and appeals: identify the CJIB letter
CJIB distinguishes M traffic fines, O criminal penalty orders and other decisions. The appeal procedure depends on that category. Do not apply France’s €135 figure or a deadline intended for a different letter; start with the code and instructions on your notice.
Sources: CJIB
Verification
References
The information cited was checked on 6 September 2026. Rules and services may change after this date.
- Openbaar MinisterieOfficial reference for the issue explained in this guide.
- Openbaar MinisterieOfficial reference for the issue explained in this guide.
- CJIBOfficial reference for the issue explained in this guide.