Fraudulent message from “CSDD” to Bite user

At first I read somewhat seriously (although I know that they don’t send text messages about radars and it certainly wouldn’t come to me personally, because the car is not in my name) up to the line "(by 60 km/h exceeding the permitted speed)". Comically.

In my opinion, exceeding 40 km/h the driver lost his right, besides, I have never exceeded the speed of 60 km/h in my life.

If it’s a radar, I think the highest is a radar in the city/outside of populated areas at a 70 km/h limit (at least on my routes, where I drive regularly).

In order to exceed 60 km/h, one would have to try and drive to 110 km/h, and even more precisely – exactly 60, not 59 or 63.

No, I assume that there are some special car drivers who really let 90 instead of 30, 80 instead of 50 and 110 instead of 70, but would they catch on to this? Fraudsters usually target older people, who don’t understand what they’re clicking on and don’t speed so clearly.

As far as I understand, phone operators are not interested in reporting fraudulent text messages. For calls only.

PS The number is also interesting, Google does not recognize it. Hyperlink also with randomized letters.