A new regulation of the National Traffic Law in Argentina exempts certain drivers from paying fines. The details.
Starting in February 2024, a new regulation of the National Traffic Law in Argentina exempts certain drivers from paying fines for violations that have expired.
Violations prescribe in two or five years, depending on its severity. The minor faultsas Double parking or exceeding the speed by 10% expire in two years, while serious offenses, such as driving the wrong way or ignoring a red light, expire in five years.
Minor traffic faults
- Parking in double row,
- Exceeding the permitted speed by 10%,
- Failure to respect traffic signs,
- Driving on sidewalks, platforms and areas that are not permitted.
Serious traffic offenses
- Ignore the red light,
- Refusing to provide information,
- Circulate without patent,
- Driving the wrong way
- Do not use the seat belt.
In the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) and in the province of Buenos Aires (PBA), The deadlines are the same. To remove a prescribed fine, drivers must request their dischargewhich they can do in person or virtually through the General Directorate of Administration of Infractions (DGAI).
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Procedure to eliminate a prescribed fine
- In person: make an appointment and go to the General Directorate of Administration of Infractions (DGAI) to request cancellation.
- Virtual: Enter the official page of the General Directorate of Administration of Infractions (DGAI) and make the query with the bot. Then, a virtual hearing will be held to resolve the case.
Source: Ambito
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