This month traffic violations had large increases. Find out the new prices.
The traffic violations They are a constant concern, both for authorities and citizens. Every year, thousands of drivers are penalized for various offenses, from speeding to improper parking.
Surveillance cameras are one of the most used tools in the country. These cameras are strategically located on main avenues, highways and traffic lights. They work by recording images or videos of vehicles.
Also, Fixed and mobile radars are key to controlling speed limits on urban routes and streets. They work using technologies such as Doppler or laser, which measure the speed at which a vehicle is traveling in real time.
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How much is the fine for driving with headphones on?
Driving with headphones on is worth $63,000 and this value is because by using headphones, the driver reduces his ability to hear essential sounds from the environment, such as horns, emergency sirens or acoustic signals from other vehicles. This lack of perception can delay your reaction to unforeseen situations and increase the risk of accidents.
Listen to music or talk on the phone with headphones can distract the driver and divert your attention from the road. Safe driving requires that all senses are completely focused on the environment, especially in urban contexts or on routes with high traffic.
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
- Texting while driving: $126,040
- 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
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