The Moscow City Duma proposed to allow the regions to fine up to 30 thousand rubles for noisy drivers.

Moscow City Duma (MGD) contributed for consideration by the State Duma draft amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation concerning fines for noisy drivers for violating silence at night. The draft federal law proposes to provide the regions with the opportunity to independently establish administrative responsibility for such a violation. It is proposed to appoint the amount of fines in the amount of 5 to 30 thousand rubles. depending on the subject.

“It is important to note what will be the way of fixing such violations – it is proposed to “catch” unscrupulous drivers with the help of “noise meters” – special cameras operating in automatic mode and equipped with means for measuring the noise level,”— commented November 23 Chairman of the Moscow City Duma Alexei Shaposhnikov (“United Russia”).

“For “noisy” drivers, it is proposed to establish fines for violating the peace and quiet of citizens in the amount of up to 30 thousand rubles. The size of the fine for a particular car owner will depend on the engine power of the car,”— explained November 24, Chairman of the Moscow City Duma Commission on Legislation, Regulations, Rules and Procedures Alexander Semennikov (United Russia faction).

The document submitted to the State Duma notes that expensive sports vehicles, as a rule, are purchased by citizens with high financial security.

“In this regard, the maximum fine of 5 thousand rubles, which the subjects of the Russian Federation have the right to establish by their own laws, is clearly insufficient in this case,” it says. Therefore, it is proposed to give the regions the right to establish a fine for citizens in an amount exceeding 5 thousand rubles, but not more than 30 thousand rubles. We are talking about citizens who break the silence on cars or motor vehicles.

Maria Fedotova