Traffic infractions increased their cost. All information, below.
The Traffic fines in the city of Buenos Aires They are regulated by the Traffic and Transportation Code and their value is established in fixed units (UF), a system that adjusts the amount of the infractions depending on the price of the premium gasoline.
The value of fines is measured in fixed units (UF), whose price is linked to the cost of the premium gasoline liter reported by the Argentine Club Automobile (ACA). This means that The fines increase periodically Depending on the price of fuels, keeping updated according to inflation and cost of living.
Traffic fines in Buenos Aires are designed to Promote respect for norms and improve urban mobility. Obliving an exclusive lane is a very common and serious fine since it has a great negative impact that generates in transit and road safety. Complying with the rules not only avoids unnecessary expenses, but also contributes to a more orderly and efficient city.
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What is the value for the fine to obstruct exclusive lanes
Currently obstructing an exclusive lane has a price of $ 65,994 And this price is due to interrupting the circulation of groups and bicycles affects the fluidity of the traffic and harms thousands of users who depend on public transport.
When blocking these lanes, public transport vehicles are forced to maneuver dangerously, increasing the risk of shocks and abuses.
The traffic policy in Buenos Aires seeks to discourage the use of the private car in congested areas and promote the use of public transport and sustainable mobility.
Value of all fines
- This is the value for each traffic fine in CABA:
- Speeding up to 20 km/h: $ 32,997.30
- Circular more than 150 km/h: up to $ 1,885,560
- Cross a red traffic light: between $ 94,179 pesos and 707,085
- Obstruction of ramps for disabled: $ 141,417
- Circular without the current vehicle technical verification (VTV): $ 47,139
- Driving with expired license: $ 70,708.50
- Circular without seat belt: $ 63,020
- Driving using headphones or talking on cell phone: up to $ 126,040
- Driving while sending text messages: $ 92,278
- Hide or adulterate vehicle patent: $ 471,390
Source: Ambito
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