Finnish singer Marita Taavitsainen has once again found herself in trouble for speeding, this time receiving a penalty for driving 143 kilometers per hour in a zone where the speed limit is 100 km/h. The incident occurred on November 24 in Nurmijärvi, and as a result, she was issued 24 fine days for endangering traffic safety, amounting to a total fine of 240 euros, which includes additional charges. Taavitsainen acknowledged her speeding, explaining that it happened during an overtaking maneuver on the highway. She noted the speed limit had recently dropped from 120 km/h to 100 km/h, and despite her awareness of this, she inadvertently exceeded the speed limit. The story highlights not only the legal implications of such offenses but also brings attention to the responsibilities of public figures in adhering to traffic laws. It remains a topical issue, especially in Finland where road safety is a significant concern.