[driving] penalty points terminology

English translation: See under

11:17 Oct 8, 2001

Dutch to English translations [PRO]
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Dutch term or phrase: [driving] penalty points terminology

This is within the context of a criminal record in Belgium. On the left is a list of the offences and on the right a list of fines. I haven't come across this terminology before, so I could do with help with the bits that I have put in square brackets, please.
[**VERVALLEN**]
200F of [60d.] [VW.3j.vr.] 100fr. of [30d.]-
[Verval recht tot sturen] voor alle motovtg. [ged. 21d.]
200F of 60d.

Lucy Spring

English translation:See under

Explanation:
60d =60 days

VW.3 jr vr. = Conditional 3 years detention

ged. 21 d. = Detention 21 days

verval recht tot sturen = Driving ban

Vervallen = expired

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Dave Greatrix
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:16

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Thank you for clearing up what was becoming a page of nonsense, and thanks, too, to Ken for the additional comments.
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See under

Dave Greatrix

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Ken Cox

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34 mins confidence:

See under

Explanation:
60d =60 days

VW.3 jr vr. = Conditional 3 years detention

ged. 21 d. = Detention 21 days

verval recht tot sturen = Driving ban

Vervallen = expired

Dave Greatrix
United Kingdom
Local time: 17:16
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 1747

Grading comment

Thank you for clearing up what was becoming a page of nonsense, and thanks, too, to Ken for the additional comments.

1 hr confidence:

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Explanation:
David has most of them right. "driving ban" is OK, but a more direct translation would be 'suspension (or revocation) of the right to drive', and 'ged' here is short for 'gedurende' = 'during' ('for the duration of' in this case)

Ken Cox
Local time: 18:16
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