The government announced the new value of this little-known violation. Find out the details in the note.
Currently, in the City of Buenos Aires and the province of Buenos Aires there are many traffic rules that some drivers forget or choose not to respect for aesthetic reasons. Two examples of this are: having tinted windows and a low car.
Many young people choose not to respect it since they consider that their cars look more “cool” that way. It is important to consider that although The fine for tinted windows is not one of the highest, it escalated to 50 Fixed Units.
Anyway, the government made a change regarding this regulation. Previously no glass could be tinted, now A minimum degree of darkness is allowed but it completely allows the passage of light and the visibility of those inside. What is completely denied is altering the front windshield.
tinted glass
How much is the fine for having tinted windows in CABA?
In CABA it is prohibited to have your car with tinted windows since it makes it difficult for road safety or cameras to capture you if you are using your cell phone or breaking any regulations.
That is why this violation increased to 50 Fixed Units, meaning that it will have a cost of $31,510. It is important to keep in mind that in this case what is requested is that the tinted glass be removed from the car, otherwise every time the police stop you or you are caught on camera it will be a new fine.
Also, as with the rest of the traffic fines, There is always the option to pay for them with a 50% discount of the original value in the case of paying it in a timely manner.
The value of all fines in CABA
In the month of October all traffic violations in the City will have the following values:
- Excessive speed when traveling at more than 150 km/h: up to $1,885,560.
- Excessive speed when traveling at more than 20 km/h: $32,997.30.
- Cover the patent: $471,390.
- Running a red light: between $94,179 and $707,085.
- Obstructing ramps for the disabled: $141,417
- Texting while driving: $92,278
- Carrying an expired driver’s license: $70,708.50
- Obstructing exclusive lanes: $65,994.60
- Not having the VTV: $47,139
- Not using a seat belt: $47,139
- Having the VTV expired: $47,139
- Driving with headphones on or talking on the phone: $47,139
- Not carrying a driver’s license: $23,569.50
Source: Ambito
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