Traffic police has proposed to raise the fine for speeding

The traffic police have proposed increasing the fine for exceeding the speed limit by 20-40 km per hour to 3000 rubles, said the Deputy chief of GAI of the Ministry of internal Affairs Oleg Panarin.

in addition, it is proposed to introduce administrative liability for exceeding the speed limit by 10-20 km / h. Besides, the traffic police wants to increase the penalty for systematic offenders. Introduction of this norm in force have plans to delay at least 2 years to track speed limits and road rehabilitation.

currently, the fine for exceeding the speed limit by 20-40 kilometers equals to five hundred rubles.

in March, the head of traffic police Mikhail Chernikov supported the introduction of penalties for exceeding the speed limit by 10 miles per hour. HE said, exceeding the maximum permitted driving speed by one kilometer per hour increases the risk of fatal accidents by 3%.

Chernikov said that the proposed measure " ought to be used when all the roads (in the country - ed.) will be inspected ". HE explained that in some cases the tracks can be set higher and the maximum allowable speed of movement.

in mid-December of last year the governmental Commission for road safety at the meeting instructed Ministry of interior and the Ministry of transport until 1 March 2019 to submit proposals to amend the code of administrative offences in part of the introduction of a fine for speeding 10-20 miles per hour.

at the end of the month, transport Minister Eugene Dietrich stated that the Ministry will support the introduction of a fine for speeding more than 10 kilometers per hour. HE explained that concerning urban highways continuous motion the subject has the right to establish increased agility of movement.

The same right for wagrodzki highways are the owners of the road - they have the opportunity to go to the region for security Council motion, and after consideration the Commission may adopt a conclusion on increasing the speed of motion, explained the head of the Ministry, noting the need to increase discipline and reduce violations.



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