Fines prices increased, and committing this high -risk infraction can cost from $ 200,000 to more than one million.
In Argentina, traffic fines are sanctions imposed on drivers who violate the road standards established in the National Traffic Law No. 24,449. These seek to promote road safety and prevent accidents, penalizing behaviors that put the integrity of public road users at risk.
The value of the fines is determined in Fixed Units (UF)where each is equivalent to the price of a liter of naphtha of greater percentage in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA). This system allows the price of infractions to adjust automatically according to inflation and variations in the cost of living.
In CABA, traffic infractions are measured, detected and managed through a police monitoring and control system that includes security cameras, radars, alcoholic and complaints. And with the new increase in fines values, drivers who pass a Low barrier In the Buenos Aires city, they must pay serious economic sanctions that can reach the Million pesos in February 2025.
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The value of the fine for passing the low barrier
Barriers fulfill a crucial function in the accident prevention In high -risk areas and not respecting them, it is considered a serious infraction, due to the high risk it entails. Since it endangers both the life of the driver and his companions, and that of the passengers of the train.
The fine for committing this infraction in February 2025, ranges from $ 252,080 and can reach the value of $ 1,260,600.
Fines prices in CABA February 2024
- Speeding when it circulates more than 140 km/h: from $ 252,080 to $ 2,520,800.
- Pass a low barrier: $ 252,080 to $ 1,260,600.
- Cover the patent: $ 630,200.
- Pass a traffic light in red: between $ 189,060 and $ 945,300.
- Obstruct ramps for disabled: $ 189,600.
- Send text messages during driving: $ 126,040.
- Obstruct exclusive lanes: $ 94,530.
- Driving with headphones placed or speaking by phone: $ 63,020.
- Bad parking: $ 63,020.
- Do not use the seat belt: $ 63,020.
- Not having the VTV: $ 63,020.
- Speeding when it circulates more than 20 km/h: $ 44,114.
- PORT OVERCIDED DRIVING LICENSE: $ 31,510.
- Do not carry a driver’s license: $ 31,510.
Source: Ambito
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