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    ADMINISTRATIVE FINES FOR VIOLATION OF TRAFFIC RULES MADE STRICTER


    YEREVAN, MARCH 31, NOYAN TAPAN. The bill on making additions and
    amendments to the RA Code of Administrative Infringements took effect
    on March 24. The meeting held at the RA Police on March 30 was
    dedicated to discussion of amendments and additions to administrative
    fines for violation of traffic rules. The speakers presented in
    detail the fines to be imposed for certian types of
    violation. Particularly, a fine of 20 thousand drams (about 55
    dollars) is envisaged in case of violation that results in a road
    accident. Fines of 50 or 75 thousand drams are envisaged for driving a
    vehicle in drunken state, while in case of repeated violation, the
    driver may be deprived of the driving license for a year. A fine of 20
    thousand drams is envisaged for driving a vehicle without a driving
    license, and if the driver is already deprived of the licence, the
    fine will make 300 thousand drams. If the driver does not stop the
    vehicle in case of forbidding signal of the traffic-light, a fine of
    10 thousand drams is envisaged, if the same violation is committed
    within a year, the fine makes 30 thousand drams, and in case of
    committing this violation for a third time, the driver is deprived of
    his/her driving license for 6 months.

    A fine of 20 thousand drams is envisaged for violation of pedestrian
    crossing rules, and a fine of 5 thousand drams is imposed in case of
    driving a vehicle without fastening the safety belt. A fine of 200
    thousand drams is envisaged for not obeying the policeman's order to
    stop the vehicle, a fine of 300 thousand drams - in case of committing
    the same violation within a year by a person without a driving
    license; if the same violation is committed by a person with a driving
    license, the driver is deprived of the license for 6 months.

    In case of not paying the fine within 60 days, its amount is increased
    fivefold, in case of refusal to pay the fine, it is confiscated by a
    court decision. In response to questions of reporters, Head of the
    Analytical Department of the RA Traffic Police Hayk Sargsian said that
    cameras fixing violations of traffic rules have not been installed
    yet. Responding to the question why 10 cars, which have parked near
    the pedestrian crossing at the administrative building of the police,
    are not punished for this violation, he said: "We have made the rules
    of the Code stricter for efficient fight against violations.

    There will be time when these violations will be eliminated, in any
    case we want it to be so."
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