Pete, Stop

The new " Pit-stop " system, which is designed to record the exceedance by drivers of the permitted speed regime in Moscow of more than 60 km/h and transmits data on violators to the nearest DPS crews for detention, has been tested and is ready to operate. However, it will not be applied soon.

This was stated at a press conference by Wadim Yuriev, head of the GSC, Road Traffic Organization Centre (ROAD). According to him, only the spring of next year will the liachers be removed and fined with novels. According to the Department ' s press, the reason for the delay is weather conditions. It turns out that according to CODE statistics, foxes that risk exceeding speed by 60 to 80 km/h are simply not available during the year. " All decisions have been worked out, the test work has been carried out by the Yuri. - But now on the streets of the city of winter. So we'll use the system in spring.

The system ' s work will focus on aggressive or dangerous driving, leaflets that put different rolls on the Internet. "

As the head of the CDDC shared, during the experiment, GIBD staff detained drivers and explained to them the impact of the meeting with the instrument. As a result, one of the drivers was so impressed that on the same day, more than 150,000 roubles had been paid to the State in the form of fines for violations of the DPA.

We note that for a gross violation of the speed regime, the driver is at risk of being tried and deprived of rights for up to six months, for retesting for one year.

Under the law, the 60 to 80 km/h speed exceedance is a fine of 2 to 2,500 roubles or a four to six months ' suspension of the vehicle.

If the driver is caught at a speed exceeding 80 km/h, he is facing a fine of 5,000 roubles or six months ' deprivation of rights.