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They Update the Value of Transit Fines in the Province of Buenos Aires: How Much Each Violation Costs Since July
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As of July 1, a new tariff scheme for transit fines is in force in the province of Buenos Aires, as part of the six-monthly update based on the average price of premium naphtha in La Plata, reported by the ACA. This amendment was officialized by resolution 8 of the Undersecretary of Policy and Road Safety, published in the Buenos Aires Official Gazette. The Fixed Unit (UF), which is the reference used to calculate the value of each infringement,…
The province increased the values of the fines for traffic violations, in line with the new increase of fuels provided by the state-owned majority oil company YPF. The update applies from Tuesday, July 1, and until August 31, according to Resolution No. 8 of the Undersecretary of Policy and Road Safety, published in the Provincial Official Gazette last Tuesday. The Buenos Aires system defines the amounts of the fines through a Fixed Unit (UF) wh…
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