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Fines to grow for owners whose vehicles repeatedly fail technical inspection

by Georgia Today
March 23, 2023
in Social & Society
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Fines to grow for owners whose vehicles repeatedly fail technical inspection

The Parliament discussed with the III reading and unanimously adopted with 68 votes the Draft Code of Administrative Offenses imposing the penalties for the repeated failure of drivers to hold a technical inspection (TI) license.

Pursuant to the current Code, the driver that fails to pass the periodic TI shall be subject to a penalty of 50 GEL; the Code fails to envisage repeated offenses, while the Draft imposes the penalty of 150 GEL for a natural person and 300 GEL for a legal entity/I.E. for the concession of his/her vehicle without a TI license to another person or for a repeated offense within 30 days of the first penalty.

Pursuant to the same principle, if the above-mentioned offense is repeatedly committed, it shall entail: a penalty of 300 GEL for a natural person and 500 GEL for a legal entity/I.E., and a penalty of 500 GEL for a natural person and 700 GEL for a legal entity/I.E. for a repeated offense within 30 days of the first penalty.

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