How car owners are fined for car repairs in their own yard
- May 2, 2023
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You can get money in our country even if you repair your “iron horse” in your own yard. Admittedly, no procedure with a car falls under the sanctions.
You can get money in our country even if you repair your “iron horse” in your own yard. Admittedly, no procedure with a car falls under the sanctions. For what exactly and how much the car owner who decided to patch up his favorite “swallow” will be fined, the AvtoVzglyad portal found out.
If you want to replace a burnt-out light bulb in your car’s lighting equipment, please do. But if you need to change the brake pads or engine oil, swerve. The fact is that clause 2.8 of the Decree of the Chief State Sanitary Doctor of the Russian Federation prohibits not only car service, but also “self-washing” in the neighboring areas. In particular, it is strictly forbidden to “wash cars, drain fuel and oil, adjust sound signals, brakes and engines”.
In other words, the desire to dig under the hood of a car in the courtyard of a residential building will result in a fine for the driver. True, very insignificant – from 100 to 500 rubles. It turns out that for violation of the legislation on ensuring the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population, it is more profitable to pay this money to the treasury than to rent a garage with a well or use the services of auto repair shops.
Although for legal entities, the amount of recovery is much more serious – from 10,000 to 20,000 rubles. What is written in Russian in white in Art. 6.3 of the Administrative Code.
However, this is not all of the state’s punitive measures against car owners. If it is still repairable in the yard by the electrician and something along the chassis of the “iron horse”, then it is by no means possible to replace the technical fluids.
Let’s say more: if after a “home” repair, used spare parts or a puddle of engine oil, antifreeze or even a “washing machine” remain on the street, then according to the law “On State Supervision and Administrative Responsibility for Violations in the Improvement Field”, must pay the owner of the car another fine.
In addition, the amount may differ in different regions. For example, in the capital for defects in the repair is punished by 1000-3000 rubles, and in the Moscow region – all 5000! If, of course, they catch it and prove it. But “good” neighbors and video cameras installed in the garden will certainly do their job.
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If you want to replace a burnt-out light bulb in your car’s lighting equipment, please do. But if you need to change the brake pads or engine oil, swerve. The fact is that clause 2.8 of the Decree of the Chief State Sanitary Doctor of the Russian Federation prohibits not only car service, but also “self-washing” in the neighboring areas. In particular, it is strictly forbidden to “wash cars, drain fuel and oil, adjust sound signals, brakes and engines”.
In other words, the desire to dig under the hood of a car in the courtyard of a residential building will result in a fine for the driver. True, very insignificant – from 100 to 500 rubles. It turns out that for violation of the legislation on ensuring the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population, it is more profitable to pay this money to the treasury than to rent a garage with a well or use the services of auto repair shops.
Although for legal entities, the amount of recovery is much more serious – from 10,000 to 20,000 rubles. What is written in Russian in white in Art. 6.3 of the Administrative Code.
However, this is not all of the state’s punitive measures against car owners. If it is still repairable in the yard by the electrician and something along the chassis of the “iron horse”, then it is by no means possible to replace the technical fluids.
Let’s say more: if after a “home” repair, used spare parts or a puddle of engine oil, antifreeze or even a “washing machine” remain on the street, then according to the law “On State Supervision and Administrative Responsibility for Violations in the Improvement Field”, must pay the owner of the car another fine.
In addition, the amount may differ in different regions. For example, in the capital for defects in the repair is punished by 1000-3000 rubles, and in the Moscow region – all 5000! If, of course, they catch it and prove it. But “good” neighbors and video cameras installed in the garden will certainly do their job.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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