The value of traffic fines increased sharply for the month of December. Find out the latest details.
The City of Buenos Aires has a sophisticated system to measure and sanction traffic violations, designed to promote road safety and reduce accidents. However, some fines, such as those imposed for using a mobile phone while driving, stand out not only for their high economic penaltybut also because of the importance of raising awareness about the risks involved in this behavior.
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Violations can be detected through automatic devices located at strategic points that capture images of vehicles that exceed speed limits, cross red lights or enter exclusive lanes. These images are analyzed to verify the violation before issuing a fine.
Also There are mobile and fixed equipment that measures the speed of vehicles in real timeapplying automatic sanctions to those who exceed the permitted limits.
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How much is the fine for sending messages while driving
Currently the fine for driving and texting at the same time costs $126,040 and this great value is due to the fact that according to global and local statistics, Cell phone use while driving is one of the main causes of traffic accidents. Taking your attention off the road, even for a few seconds, exponentially increases the likelihood of collisions.
Furthermore, it is proven that sending messages requires combining three types of distraction: visual, manual and cognitive. This means that the driver is not looking at the road, does not have both hands on the wheel and is not fully focused, which is extremely dangerous.
All fines in December
- Excessive speed when traveling at more than 140 km/h: up to $2,520,800
- Pass a low barrier: $252,080 to $1,260,600
- Cover the patent: $630,200
- Running a red light: between $189,060 and $945,300
- Obstructing ramps for the disabled: $189,600
- Obstructing exclusive lanes: $94,530
- Bad parking: $63,020
- Not using a seat belt: $63,020
- Not having the VTV: $63,020
- Excessive speed when traveling at more than 20 km/h: $44,114
- Carrying an expired driver’s license: $31,510
- Not carrying a driver’s license: $31,510
Source: Ambito