Traffic fines increased in value in the month of December. Find out the new amounts.
In Argentina Traffic violations are measured in Fixed Unitsthese go hand in hand with the price of gasoline and from there the percentage that the fine will have is derived, the greater the severity, the more units and therefore the more money.
Drivers should also remember that in Argentina there is a scoring system in which when you receive your driving license you have 20 points that as you add infractions these go down. Upon losing all points, the license is temporarily suspended, and the driver must take a traffic safety course to recover it.
At the same time, for the month of December the fines increased their value and these will apply to all types of vehicles, whether car or motorcycle.
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Fine for driving on the shoulder
Currently the fine for driving on the shoulder has a value ranging from $267,200 to $1,336,000it is true that it is one of the most costly infractions but this is because It is considered a very serious offense since driving in this way can cause an accident that injures third parties.
In any case, we must remember that this is just like the other fines. can be paid at 50% of its value presenting yourself in a timely manner at the payment office and, on the contrary, Not paying it will generate high interest and that at some point you will not be able to renew your license.
All fines in December
- Speeding: between $200,400 and $1,336,000.
- Driving with excess alcohol in the blood or consuming drugs: between $267,200 and $1,336,000.
- Bad parking: from $66,800 to $133,600
- Running a red light: between $133,600 and $400,800.
- Not using a seat belt: between $133,600 and $400,800.
- Driving without a license: from $66,800 to $133,600
Source: Ambito
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