And according to the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Labor, Social Policy and Veterans Affairs, Yaroslav Nilov, in the current circumstances, the latter circumstance will become the stumbling block that the authors of the initiative cannot get around. In addition, in an interview with a correspondent of the AvtoVzglyad portal, the deputy emphasized that not all factions will support this bill if it is submitted for consideration.

But suppose something “terrible” happens: Parliament, thanks to the ruling party, nevertheless passes such an unpopular document, and the Code of Administrative Violations will be amended accordingly. But even in this case, the fine for the “average” speed on the road will not return in the near future. Mr Nilov recalled that this would require changes to the traffic rules. And here the agents, hungry for driver’s money, are waiting for a minus.

The fact is that under the current procedure, traffic rules cannot be adjusted point by point – they may only be changed in their entirety. And since the traffic police, the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation and other departments have their own “wishes” for this document, the rules will remain in the same form as they are now, until they all agree and are well prepared. .

In other words, we can’t be afraid of fines for exceeding the average speed for at least a few years.

And according to the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Labor, Social Policy and Veterans Affairs, Yaroslav Nilov, in the current circumstances, the latter circumstance will become the stumbling block that the authors of the initiative cannot get around. In addition, in an interview with a correspondent of the AvtoVzglyad portal, the deputy emphasized that not all factions will support this bill if it is submitted for consideration.

But suppose something “terrible” happens: Parliament, thanks to the ruling party, nevertheless passes such an unpopular document, and the Code of Administrative Violations will be amended accordingly. But even in this case, the fine for the “average” speed on the road will not return in the near future. Mr Nilov recalled that this would require changes to the traffic rules. And here the agents, hungry for driver’s money, are waiting for a minus.

The fact is that under the current procedure, traffic rules cannot be adjusted point by point – they may only be changed in their entirety. And since the traffic police, the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation and other departments have their own “wishes” for this document, the rules will remain in the same form as they are now, until they all agree and are well prepared. .

In other words, we can’t be afraid of fines for exceeding the average speed for at least a few years.