Many drivers do not know the maximum speeds allowed or how to avoid these types of fines.
Within the framework of summer of the new year, many drivers use the Route 2since it is a way that connects the City of Buenos Aires with the Atlantic coast of the Province of Buenos Aires. Both on weekends and at the beginning of the fortnight, this route is very busy.
However, there are many cases of drivers who They do not respect the speed limits and can receive a fine for it. In that sense, it is necessary to know all the information to avoid paying them.
Currently, fines for speeding on Route 2 are governed by the Law 13,927 of the Province of Buenos Aires, so excess speed is punishable from $115,650 up to $771,000 depending on its severity. By accessing voluntary payment, you can pay a smaller amount.
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Fines on Route 2: what are the maximum speeds allowed
The maximum speeds allowed on Route 2 vary depending on the route, although they generally range from 30km/h in urban areas to 120km/h.
Fines on Route 2: can my car be detained for speeding?
Drivers should know that, if a person violates this law, they can not only receive a financial fine, but also The vehicle may be impounded, the vehicle may be suspended from driving, and the score may be lowered. scoring.
Fines on Route 2: how to avoid speeding
To avoid speeding there are different techniques. On the one hand, it is important do not exceed 120km/h at any time during the journeysince any radar could cause you a photo fine. Likewise, it is recommended download a GPS app (Google Maps, Waze), which inform you about radars and maximum speeds.
On the other hand, an alternative is write down the complete list of fixed speed cameras on Route 2.
Source: Ambito
