> Not in Germany it doesn’t. Only the actual driver can be found guilty of speeding, even by speed-camera. -Same in Norway - ticket is sent to registered owner

> Not in Germany it doesn’t. Only the actual driver can be found guilty of speeding, even by speed-camera. -Same in Norway - ticket is sent to registered owner by default, if s/he contests the claim, s/he is summoned to the local police and shown the photo. If s/he claims not to know who drove the car or refuse to identify the driver, the police may investigate if it's a slow day in the office - say, call you for a formal interrogation (during which you are legally obliged to provide truthful answers or else get slapped for obstruction of justice), compare the speedcam photo to other members of your household &c. In short, the owner of the vehicle will never be on the hook for a speeding ticket with unknown driver - but is required to assist the police in finding out who the offender is. Two identical twins back where I grew up claimed to have gamed this system on numerous occasions - claiming they couldn't remember which brother had driven the car on the day in question. After all, refusing to cooperate is a crime. Not remembering isn't.