Drivers Who Do Not Pay the Fines in 90 Days May Remain Temporarily without a Permit.
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The Government approved on Thursday, by decision, the methodological rules for the application of Article XVII of UGO No 7/2026, laying down the procedural framework necessary for the implementation of the measure suspending the exercise of the right to conduct in the event of the non-acquisition of fines in contravention of the rules on movement on public roads.
Drivers who do not pay their road tickets within 90 days may have the permit suspended, in accordance with the methodological rules approved by the Government on Thursday. The regulatory act sets out the procedure by which the authorities will apply the measure, the manner in which the suspension period is calculated and the situations in which it cannot be ordered.
Drivers who do not pay traffic fines will lose their licenses. The government has approved new rules.
The government approved on Thursday, by decision, the methodological rules for the application of the measure suspending the exercise of the right to conduct in the event of the non-acquisition of contravening fines for violation of the rules...
The Government approved on Thursday the rules laying down the procedure for the suspension of driving licences for drivers who do not pay their road tickets.
Kathmandu. More than 261,000 drivers have not deposited their fines in the state treasury. According to the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, these drivers will be deprived of the services provided by the Transport Management Office. Drivers who do not pay such fines will not be able to purchase new vehicles, transfer vehicles (purchase and sale), renew their driving licenses, and avail other services provided by the Transport Office. Afte…
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