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Object to a Dutch traffic fine — formal appeal to the public prosecutor

You create your own appeal against your traffic fine: WAHV art. 6, appeal to the public prosecutor (Parket CVOM), and the correct traffic-law reference (RVV / Road Traffic Act) per fine type. Works for bicycle, scooter, car, parking, and speeding. PDF to download straight away.

Updated: 2026-05-27Reviewed by FFCheck-redactie

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Mind the deadlineYou can appeal to the public prosecutor within 6 weeks of the date on the decision (Art. 6 WAHV, Art. 6:7 Awb). The last date is printed on your fine; check it yourself.

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