Most often, drivers in Russia are fined for speeding from 20 to 40 km/h. The share of such fines is about 70%. Maxim Kolyadov, head of work with individuals at the insurance broker AMsec24, told socialbites.ca.
Citizens of the Russian Federation receive another 10 percent penalty for non-observance of signs, and less than 5 percent for violation of safety measures, or rather, not wearing seat belts, the expert said.
The highest fines are imposed in Moscow and St. Petersburg, the lowest in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug and the Magadan Region.
Kolyadov noted that the average fine for a driving violation in Russia over the past five years is about 800 rubles. It is noteworthy that 90 percent of Russians pay fines immediately and do not allow any delays.
New cars on the Russian market at the beginning of autumn are even stronger became more expensiveThe average price has already reached 3.65 million rubles, and in Moscow it is 4.61 million rubles. Today, a used car can be bought for an average of 2.08 million rubles.
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Source: Gazeta
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