Serious overweight offences carry fines of €2,000+ and may lead to vehicle immobilization until the load is reduced and the vehicle meets safety limits.

Repeat offenders face higher fines, often exceeding €3,000, and risk losing driving privileges, reflecting the stricter consequences for repeated overloading in Finland.

Minor speeding offences result in fines of €200–€400 and 2 black points on the driver’s record, warning drivers of unsafe habits without immediate suspension.

Moderate speeding carries fines between €400–€800 and adds 3 points under the Finnish demerit system, indicating a higher level of risk and record impact.

Excessive speeding leads to fines exceeding €1,000 and immediate suspension of the licence, demonstrating the zero-tolerance policy for dangerous speed violations.

Reckless driving is treated as a criminal offence, with heavy fines, suspension, and possible imprisonment, especially for commercial truck drivers.

Improperly secured loads lead to fines of €400–€700 and add 2 demerit points, due to the hazard they pose to road safety.

Repeat load violations bring higher fines and may lead to vehicle impoundment until compliance is achieved, to ensure corrective measures are taken.

Moderate speeding adds 3 black points, contributing to the risk of licence suspension if repeated, encouraging drivers to obey posted limits.

Reckless driving adds 4 points, bringing the driver closer to suspension under the Finnish point system, due to the severity of the behaviour.

Licence suspension occurs after accumulating 12 points in two years, forcing retraining to regain the licence, under the national demerit point system.

Driving with a suspended licence results in heavy fines of about €2,000 and criminal prosecution, as it violates Finnish traffic law.

Ignoring a police checkpoint leads to fines up to €2,000 and adds 3 points to the driver’s record, classified as a serious enforcement violation.

Repeat offences lead to much higher fines and often trigger a suspension under Finnish traffic enforcement, showing the escalation for habitual offenders.

Severe axle overloading results in fines exceeding €2,000 and may ban the truck from further travel until legal limits are restored.

Tampering with securing devices violates load safety laws, leading to high fines and points, due to intentional breach of regulations.

Failing to slow down in dangerous weather can lead to fines of €400 and adds 2 points, as drivers are expected to adapt to visibility and road conditions.

Illegal street racing carries severe fines above €3,000, licence revocation, and possible jail, under criminal traffic violations for commercial vehicles.

Repeated reckless driving leads to long suspensions and may result in criminal charges, reflecting the increasing penalties for dangerous patterns.

Blocking intersections disrupts traffic and is fined around €400, with 1 demerit point, especially critical in urban traffic flow zones.

Worn tires compromise safety; fines range €400–€600 and add 1 point to the driver’s record, since tire condition affects stopping and grip.

Hazardous goods violations carry fines up to €2,000 and 3 points due to high public safety risks, as these materials can cause environmental and human harm.

At 12 points, the licence is suspended and retraining is required to regain driving rights, in accordance with Finland’s traffic penalty point system.

Driving while suspended is a serious offence, leading to €2,000 fines and prosecution, under criminal road safety laws for all drivers, especially professionals.