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ANTAI and FPS Compliance: What the Law Requires of Your Company
Article L121-6 of the Highway Code (Law of November 18, 2016, on the Modernization of Justice for the 21st Century) requires the legal representative of a legal entity to identify the driver within 45 days for any violation committed with a company vehicle—whether detected by automatic speed cameras, video surveillance, or a traffic officer—including criminal offenses. Failure to do so may result in a fine of up to €3,750 for the company and €750 for the legal representative.
45 days
Statutory Deadline for Identifying the Driver (Article L121-6)
3 750 €
Maximum Enhanced Fine for Failure to Designate (Legal Entity)
750 €
Possible fine for the legal representative (individual)
Fleeti ensures end-to-end compliance: time-stamped proof of delivery (e-ACO reference), GDPR-compliant archiving, and alerts for upcoming deadlines. Disputes are handled in accordance with Articles 529-10 and 530 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Post-parking fees (FPS) are also supported.
Fleeti: A Solution Tailored to Every Type of Fleet
Fleet violation management varies depending on your profile: a CFO with 200 company vehicles, a long-term lease provider with 400 vehicles, or an office manager with 50 company cars. Fleeti adapts to each one.
Chief Financial Officers and Fleet Managers
For 100 to 500 shared company vehicles: automatic assignment, driver notifications in accordance with your policy, and export to payroll. Saves 50 to 80 hours per year for every 100 vehicles.
Short- and Long-Term Rentals
For rental fleets with more than 200 vehicles: the violation’s timestamp is linked to the active contract, the violation is assigned within the legal timeframe, and rebilling to the customer is streamlined. Compatible with ANTAI API agreements for fleets with more than 1,000 vehicles.
Commercial and Company Fleets
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Frequently Asked Questions About ANTAI Traffic Ticket Management
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