Belgian speeding fine 2026
Estimate the amount of the immediate collection fine for speeding, based on the excess and the zone. Free, sourced from FPS Mobility.
Your situation
Enter your speed excess to estimate the fine amount.
A federal scale, in force since July 2026
The immediate collection fine for speeding combines a flat amount for the first 10 km/h of excess, a rate per additional km/h depending on the zone, and a fixed administrative fee , all revalued by 10% since 1 July 2026.
A threshold beyond which the amount is no longer fixed in advance
Beyond 30 km/h excess in a built-up area (or 40 km/h outside built-up areas), the offence can no longer be settled by immediate collection: the amount then falls under the police court.
What this calculator does not do
It does not calculate the amount of a police court summons (beyond the 30/40 km/h thresholds), nor combined offences, probationary licences, or repeat offences.
Frequently asked questions
Is this scale the same throughout Belgium?
Yes. Unlike other domains (real estate taxation, inheritance), the immediate collection fine for speeding is set by a single federal royal decree, identical in Wallonia, Flanders and Brussels.
Why doesn't the amount increase before a 10 km/h excess?
The scale provides a single flat amount of €58 for any excess up to and including 10 km/h. Only beyond this threshold is each additional km/h charged separately.
What happens beyond 30 km/h (or 40 km/h outside built-up areas)?
Immediate collection is no longer possible: you will be summoned before the police court, which will set the fine amount itself. This amount cannot be calculated in advance and may be significantly higher than the immediate collection scale.
Why is an administrative fee of €10.67 always added?
This fee applies systematically to any immediate collection fine, regardless of the base amount, it is never absorbed or avoided.
Does this calculator account for a probationary licence or repeat offences?
No, no official differentiated scale was found for these situations, this calculator applies the standard scale, with no increase based on licence seniority or previous offences.
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