Received a traffic fine?
We review your case and advise you on the appeal — quickly and easily.
Have your traffic fine checked online — free and without obligation
You have received a hearing form (Anhörungsbogen) or a fine notice (Bußgeldbescheid) — for speeding, running a red light, tailgating or using a phone at the wheel? On this page you describe your case to us online in a few minutes. We check whether an appeal is worthwhile: the measurement method and tolerance deduction, formal errors in the notice, deadlines, points in Flensburg and a possible driving ban.
The initial assessment of your fine notice is free of charge and without obligation. After you submit the form, a lawyer at our firm reviews your details and gets back to you within 24 hours on working days — with an honest assessment of your chances. Only then do you decide whether to instruct us to file the appeal; we tell you the costs transparently beforehand. With traffic legal expenses insurance, your insurer usually covers the costs — we handle the coverage request for you.
Do not wait too long: the appeal deadline is only 14 days from delivery of the notice. The earlier you describe your case to us, the more room remains for the defence — especially if a driving ban is looming that would affect your job.
Why act quickly?
The appeal deadline is only 14 days from delivery of the fine notice. After expiry, the notice becomes legally binding.
The sooner you contact us, the better we can help.
Use our chat assistant for quick capture or the complete form for all details.
Frequently asked questions about the fine review
What does the review of my fine notice cost?
Nothing. The initial assessment is free of charge and without obligation. Costs only arise if you then expressly instruct us to file the appeal — and we tell you those transparently in advance. With traffic legal expenses insurance, your insurer usually covers the costs; we handle the coverage request for you free of charge.
What happens after I submit the form?
A lawyer at our firm reviews your details and the notice. We get back to you within 24 hours on working days — with an assessment of whether an appeal has prospects of success and a clear recommendation. If your deadline is about to expire, note this in the form or call us directly.
Which documents do I need?
Ideally the fine notice or hearing form as a photo or scan. Helpful, if available: the measurement photo and the witness questionnaire. You can also describe your case without any documents and submit everything later.
Is an appeal worthwhile at all?
More often than many think: measuring devices must be calibrated and operated correctly, notices contain formal errors, limitation periods are missed, and there is room for negotiation on driving bans — for instance if a ban would hit you hard professionally. But we will also tell you honestly if an appeal has no prospect of success.