If you disagree with your fine, you can raise an objection on this page.
Things worth knowing before raising an objection
- Lack of knowledge of the zone rules is not grounds for the cancellation of the fine if the fine has been issued on the correct basis.
- The fine is always issued to the registered owner (user) of the truck, even if it was not the owner who was driving the car. In cases where it is not the registered owner (user) who raises an objection, a power of attorney must always be attached.
- If you have sold the truck, but still received a fine, you can raise an obejction.
Get an answer to your questions
I have received a fine for a truck I did not own at the time of the offence
The fine is issued to the registered owner (user) of the truck in the Danish Motor Register (DMR). If the truck did not belong to you at the time of the offence, you can raise an objection. If the objection is rejected and the fine is not paid, the case will be handed over to the police.
If you have sold a truck that the new owner has not re-registered in their name, it is possible to contact the Motor Vehicle Agency after four business days and have the truck deregistered. You can read more on the Motor Vehicle Agency's website.
I have received a fine, and my truck was stolen at the time of the offence
The fine is issued to the registered owner (user) of the truck in the Danish Motor Register (DMR). If the truck was stolen at the time of the offence, you can raise an objection. If the objection is rejected and the fine is not paid, the case will be handed over to the police. You can attach documentation of the police report indicating that your truck was stolen to the objection.
I disagree with the CO2 emission class in which the truck is registered
If you disagree with the CO2 emission class in which the truck is registered, you should contact the Danish Motor Vehicle Agency for guidance.
I would like to know more about the processing of my personal data
You can read more in section 2.6 of Sund & Bælt's privacy policy for road tollls and the Danish Road Traffic Authority's privacy policy.