Fines for traffic violations are becoming more and more expensive. Find out its value for November.
In the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA)the fines Transit rates are measured and calculated based on Fixed Units (UF). This is a system that allows fines to be adjusted according to the value of gasoline to maintain its proportionality with the cost of living.
Traffic violations in CABA are classified and sanctioned on a UF scale. Depending on the severity of the violation, the amount of UF may vary. The formula is: Amount of the fine = Amount of UF × Value of one UF. The value of the UF is linked to the price of a liter of gasoline of higher octane (premium) that the Automobile Club Argentino (ACA) sets at its service stations in the city.
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How much is the fine for having an expired license?
Currently, the violation for having an expired license has a value of $70,708.50. In any case, it is considered a serious offense since without a license you are disqualified from driving.
It is important to remember that all fines can be paid to a 50% of its original valueas long as a series of requirements are met and you pay quickly.
What happens if my driver’s license expires?
Although it is not a costly infraction financially, it is legally costly. Driving with an expired license, the traffic authority can retain your license or even the vehicle until you regularize the situation.
It is important to remember that in CABA a period of up to 90 days after expiration to renew the license without penalties, but you cannot drive during this time.
All fines
- Excessive speed (more than 20 km/h over the permitted limit): $32,997.30.
- Excess speed (more than 150 km/h): up to $1,885,560.
- Bad parking: $47,139.
- Going through a red light: between $94,179 and $707,085.
- Obstruction of ramps for the disabled: $141,417.
- Obstruction of exclusive lanes: $65,994.60.
- Not having the VTV: $47,139.
- VTV expired: $47,139.
- Not carrying a driver’s license: $23,569.50.
Source: Ambito
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