If you speed in Austria, the government can now confiscate your car and sell it

• Traffic deaths have spiked in certain places around the world in recent years. 
• Austria is trying to do something about it, recently passing a law to deter 'super speeders.'
• European countries tend to have stricter traffic rules and, as a result, safer roads.

The Austrian government is cracking down on "super speeders" on its roads in an effort to boost safety.

A new law allows the government to confiscate — and even sell — the vehicles of those who drive 60 kilometers per hour (about 37 mph) or more over the speed limit.