Fines of the Transport Inspectorate of the Russian Federation

We suggest using our resource to find out and receive complete information on violations, which will save you from various troubles or legal proceedings. Our online service will help you quickly check fines by car number, state regulation or driver’s license and make payment through the website.

In 2019, this service helped many who wanted to learn about existing violations and pay them off in a convenient way. To check traffic police fines online and pay them, just enter the state number of the car, driver’s license or other data. The entire verification process will take no more than one minute.

Every day our resource is visited by many people in order to find out fines by order number or vehicle registration certificate. The information on the site is regularly updated and is accurate. We recommend that you check the debt online in advance against your vehicle’s license and state plate, since late payment of traffic police fines 2019 may result in the imposition of additional penalties of double size. Regularly checking your data and paying off your car debt will help you avoid mandatory work or administrative arrest.

We offer you a comfortable and modern approach to solving unpleasant situations with the traffic police - the ability to check fines by vehicle registration number, decree or driver’s license and pay them online at any time convenient for you. On our website, any motorist will be able to pay off the fine with a 50% discount within 20 days after receiving a receipt or protocol, in accordance with Article 32.2, Part 1.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

Rostransnadzor

Rostransnadzor is a federal body that exercises control and supervision over compliance with Russian and international legislation in the field of civil aviation, use of Russian airspace, aerospace search and rescue, maritime, inland waterway, railway, automobile, urban ground electric and industrial transport, road economy, as well as ensuring transport security in this area. MUGADN (UGADN), in turn, is an interregional body that is subordinate to Rostransnadzor. Decoding of the abbreviation MUGADN - interregional department of state road supervision.

What does Rostransnadzor do and what does it check? Functions of the state road supervision department

The powers of the federal service for supervision in the field of transport are determined by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 9, 2010 No. 409 and Order of Rostransnadzor of July 27, 2017 No. VB-546fs.

issuance and cancellation of licenses for the provision of transport services and transportation of dangerous goods;

approval of training programs for specialists in transport security issues;

issuing certificates to drivers transporting dangerous goods;

weight control of vehicles;

registration of watercraft - sea and inland, including pleasure and sports;

participation in procedures to determine the technical condition of vehicles;

control over the entry of passengers’ personal information into special information databases;

investigation of accidents at sea and inland water transport;

receiving and considering citizens' appeals;

checking the activities of legal entities and individuals providing transport services;

carrying out tests and examinations as part of the investigation of transport incidents.

The competence of these bodies does not include legal regulation of issues of property management and the provision of paid services.

How to check a fine online on the official website of Rostransnadzor of the Russian Federation?

To check the fine for platon by resolution number on the Rostransnadzor website, just follow a few simple steps:

2 Select the section “State fee collection system “Platon””.

3 Next you need to fill out the fields in a special form. It indicates the status of the interested person, data on the vehicle registration certificate, and vehicle number.

At the end, the system will issue the result of checking the fine at Transnadzor.

There is no need to register on the site or go through the authorization procedure.

How to check the authenticity of an additional registration document in the registry by number?

ADR is a permit for the road transport of dangerous goods.

ADR authentication can be verified in several ways:

1 Contact the training center that issued the certificate. To do this, you need to visit the organization’s website, enter in a special field the region code, last name, first name, patronymic, validity period of ADR and the email address of the initiator. The applicant will receive a response within one day.

2 Visit the website of the Ministry of Transport. You will need to go to the citizen appeals section and fill out a special form. The applicant will receive a response by email.

3 Personal appeal to Rostransnadzor. To do this, the interested person needs to go to the organization’s office. You must have your passport and ADR certificate with you.

The initiator determines the method of checking ADR independently.

Licensing of passenger transportation in Rostransnadzor

A license for passenger transportation is issued in the form of a printed form, which includes the following information:

1 Name of the Rostransnadzor body.

2 The title of the document itself. In the case of bus licensing, this is the “License”.

3 Date of issue, series and number.

4 Type of activity – “passenger transportation”.

5 Data of the legal entity or individual entrepreneur to whom the license was issued.

6 Features of the document - region of coverage, types of transport and equipment used.

7 License validity period.

The document is signed by an official of the Rostransnadzor body and certified with a seal. A transportation license is required for persons regularly operating urban, suburban and intercity routes for more than 8 passengers.

The basis for obtaining a license to transport passengers is an application from the interested person, which indicates:

1 Information about the organization or individual entrepreneur applying for a permit - name, address, contact telephone number.

2 Taxpayer identification number.

3 The type of activity for which a license is required, that is, passenger transportation.

4 Details of the document confirming payment of the state duty or other information confirming the payment of funds.

The application must be signed by the head of the legal entity or individual entrepreneur.

In addition, you must submit copies of the following documents:

1 of the Order on the appointment of a person responsible for the transportation of passengers if the activity will be carried out by a hired person.

2 Agreements with a medical organization on examinations of drivers before and after the trip.

3 Certificates of registration of each vehicle involved in passenger transportation.

4 List of documents provided.

The application and documents must be submitted to the Rostransnadzor body at the location of the interested person. This can be done in person, by mail or through the State Services portal. If incompleteness or errors are detected in the documents, the decision on return is made within 6 business days. The interested party is given 30 calendar days to eliminate the deficiencies. The appeal is considered within 45 days. After this, the initiator receives a license or a reasoned refusal.

Traffic safety certification

This procedure is regulated by the norms of Order No. 106 of the Ministry of Transport of Russia dated March 20, 2017. Its implementation is within the competence of special certification commissions, which are formed from among specialists from Rostransnadzor and the federal budgetary institution “Road Transport Agency”. The schedule of commission meetings is approved for each year and posted on the website of the Federal Budgetary Institution "Rosavtotrans".

The application for certification must be published on the resource no later than twelve days before the certification date. Only specialists with special education and qualifications are allowed to access it.

The applicant must submit the following documents:

2 Passport or other identification document.

3 Original and copy of diploma of education and professional retraining.

If one of the specified documents is missing, certification will not be carried out.

The entire process takes place in the form of testing. The task contains twenty questions. It takes half an hour to complete. The test is considered passed if the specialist answers at least eighteen questions correctly.

The decision of the certification commission is documented in the minutes of the meeting. An extract from the minutes of the meeting is issued upon request of the interested party. There is no need to pay a state fee to undergo certification.

Where can I appeal the decision of Rostransnadzor?

Since Rostransnadzor is a government body, appeals against decisions made by it occur according to general rules. Persons who do not agree with the resolution can use several methods.

The first is to contact a higher authority. This could be MUGADN or the Federal Service. It all depends on the position of the official who made the illegal decision. The only documents required are an application, to which the decision must be attached. You can submit a complaint in person, send it by mail or through the State Services portal. The application will be reviewed within 10 days.

The second is going to court. This option is relevant, the applicant was not satisfied with the response to the complaint, or the latter was not considered within the period established by law, the Statement of Claim is sent along with the decision made and the response of the higher body of Rostransnadzor. The appeal will be considered within two months from the date of its receipt by the court.

Rostransnadzor inspection plan for 2019

Plans for inspections carried out by Rostransnadzor authorities are approved every year. They contain information about the person being checked, the periods and purposes of the check. Information is posted on the official website of the central MUGADN.

To view the consolidated inspection plan for 2019, you must go to rostransnadzor.ru.

Register of Rostransnadzor licenses

The Rostransnadzor information resource contains information regarding current permits for certain types of activities. To view, you must log into the site and go to the “Activities” section. Next, you need to select the “Licenses” category. The user will be provided with links to download information.

Fines of the Transport Inspectorate of the Russian Federation

The driver is stopped by transport inspectors, nagged and forced to go to the checkpoint. Then the documents are taken away. Such actions are illegal; however, they happen all the time on Russian roads.

Igor Apukhtin talks about how to behave with RTS/UGADN employees

As a rule, a driver, especially an inexperienced one, is confused and demoralized in such a situation. He obediently hands over documents, including a driver’s license and vehicle documents, that is, he hands over the “golden key” to them. Then the Ugadnovites threaten to put the car in the impound lot. But do they have the right to do this?

...We’ve been told so many times: if you’re getting ready to go on a flight, at least read carefully who might demand what from you. And if they ask for too much, send it, and you’ll be right. Don’t send it rudely, of course, politely, with reference to certain articles of regulatory documents that regulate the activities of the same RTS/UGADN.

And, of course, call the OPR hotline.

August 11 brought a new story. The driver Sergei was stopped in Kandalaksha; it turned out that he had not made a donation to Plato. The situation is understandable and completely solvable. UGADN employees took the driver’s documents, including his driver’s license, which they absolutely have no right to do, and threatened him with a parking fine. OPR member Sergei Ovchinnikov was ready to resolve this situation by traveling four hundred kilometers. But this was no longer necessary. The driver paid the fine and drove on.

And now about what they have the right to demand and what UGAN employees categorically cannot do. Their activities are regulated by a number of documents; I will quote only one here. In accordance with clause 2.1.1. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated October 23, 1993 No. 1090 “On the Rules of the Road”, the driver is obliged, in cases directly provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation, to have and hand over for inspection to employees of the Federal Service for Supervision of Transport

vehicle access card for international road transport;
waybill and documents for transported cargo;
special permits, in the presence of which, in accordance with the legislation on highways and on road activities, the movement of a heavy and (or) large-sized vehicle, a vehicle transporting dangerous goods, is allowed on highways, as well as providing a vehicle for weight and dimensional control .
All! RTS/UGADN employees have no right to demand or detain a driver’s license and vehicle documents!

However, this norm is formulated in a very broad way (which is not surprising, the state gives its satraps various loopholes). What causes discrepancies is that it obliges the driver to hand over documents to a UGADN employee only in cases directly provided for by law, but not a single regulatory legal act clearly states these “cases directly provided for by law.”

In any case, if they start asking you for a driver’s license, and even more so detaining it, you must immediately call the Rostransnadzor hotline: +7 (499) 231-53-50.
True, RTS and traffic police officers began to work together. And the traffic cop has the right to demand both the driver’s license and documents for the car. But he has no right to transfer these documents to third parties, that is, to RTS/UGADN employees.

And about the impound lot. The detention of a vehicle can be applied by a traffic police inspector in a number of cases that are regulated by the current Code of Administrative Offenses:

Using a vehicle, that is, driving without the appropriate documents.
These include a driver's license, a document of ownership, registration documents for a vehicle or a power of attorney for its use without the presence of the owner (Article 12.3 part one of the Administrative Code); Use of a car by its owner with faulty brakes, clutch (when driving in a road train) or steering, and the important fact is that the owner knew about this in advance (Article 12.5 part two of the Administrative Code);
Driving a car by a citizen who does not have a driver’s license (meaning no license at all, Article 12.7, parts one and two of the Administrative Code);
Driving a car while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or transferring the right to drive the car owner to a person who is intoxicated (Article 12.8, Parts One and Three of the Administrative Code);
Violations committed when parking or stopping a car (Article 12.19 part four of the Code of Administrative Offenses);
Violations committed during the transportation of large cargo (Article 12.21.1, Parts One and Two of the Administrative Code);
Violations committed during the transportation of dangerous goods (Article 12.21.2 part one of the Administrative Code);
Discovery by a traffic police inspector of the fact that the stopped car is wanted, or the driver’s refusal to undergo an intoxication test (Article 12.26 of the Administrative Code).
By the way, I tried to enter the question into the Yandex search: “Does an RTS employee have the right to send a vehicle to an impound lot?” And this is what I discovered.

Article 12.21.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation entails the imposition of an administrative fine on drivers of vehicles owned by foreign carriers and on owners (possessors) of vehicles for driving a vehicle with a permissible maximum weight of over 12 tons on public roads of federal significance without making a payment to compensate for damage caused to public roads of federal significance by such a vehicle (that is, non-payment to Platon).

Article 27.13. The Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation regulates the conditions for possible detention of a vehicle: in the event of an administrative offense provided for in Article 12.9, parts 6 and 7 of Article 12.16 and Article 12.21.3 of this Code, in relation to vehicles owned by foreign carriers, owners (owners) of vehicles, detention of a vehicle by stopping movement using blocking devices is applied until an administrative fine is paid. There is no talk here of forcing the vehicle into a paid impound lot.

A literal interpretation of this paragraph leads to the conclusion that the detention of a vehicle as a measure to ensure proceedings in the case applies only to vehicles owned by a foreign entity, due to the difficulty or impossibility of collecting fines from business entities of foreign states. The use of detention measures against Russian vehicle owners is inappropriate.

This argument is supported by Article 32.2. Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, paragraph 1.2. which discloses that the administrative fine imposed for committing an administrative offense in Article 12.21.3 must be paid before the departure of a vehicle owned by a foreign carrier in which the administrative offense was committed from the territory of the Russian Federation.

However, the same rule suggests that it is more profitable to pay the fine on the spot, rather than wait 20 days for the “letter of happiness” to arrive.

Russian legislation is confusing and contradictory, and its interpretation opens many loopholes for corruption.

Traffic police fines 2019 - table of fines for traffic violations⚡️

Changes in traffic police fines in 2019 - complete table of fines for traffic violations

⚡️The full table of traffic police fines is current for the whole of 2019. Traffic police fines for speed, parking, alcohol, pedestrians, stop line and others.

Checking and paying traffic fines 50% discount

We are checking information about fines,
please wait a few seconds

November 20, 2019 is being sent out massively on social networks and instant messengers .

The Traffic Police Fines service reports that this information is not true. no new fines or increased fines in Russia November 20, 2019

The amount of traffic police fines in the Russian Federation did not change significantly in 2019. For the administrative offenses listed below, the amount of the fine remained the same:

Over speed
Passing the stop line
Lack of rights
Violation of rules for passing pedestrian crossings
Driving through a red traffic light
Drunk driving
Driving in the oncoming lane
Driving without an MTPL policy
Driving without a driver's license or STS.

Mass mailings on social networks and WhatsApp occur year after year. The same information about an increase in fines in November appeared in 2018 and in 2017 and 2016. This information is false!

The easiest way to combine current traffic police fines is to form a table of traffic police fines for traffic violations. The plate itself is located below and contains the most complete information on the topic, which is regularly updated in response to changes in legislation.

Table of fines for alcohol while driving 2019 (all cases considered)

Traffic police fines 2019 - table of fines for traffic violations

Exceeding the established speed of the vehicle by more than 40, but not more than 60 kilometers per hour

Exceeding the established speed of a vehicle by more than 60 kilometers per hour

Exceeding the established speed of a vehicle by more than 80 kilometers per hour

Violation of the rules for transporting people, except for the cases provided for in parts 2 - 6 of this article

Transporting people outside the cabin of a car (except for cases permitted by traffic regulations), tractors, other self-propelled vehicles, on a cargo trailer, in a caravan trailer, in the back of a cargo motorcycle or outside the seating areas provided for by the design of the motorcycle

Organized transportation of a group of children by buses that do not comply with the requirements of the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by buses, or by a driver who does not meet the requirements of the specified Rules, or without a charter agreement, if the presence of such a document is provided for by the specified Rules, or without a route program, or without a list of children, or without list of appointed accompanying persons provided for by these Rules

Violation of the requirements for the transportation of children at night, established by the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by buses

Violation of the requirements for the transportation of children established by the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by bus, except for the cases provided for in parts 4 and 5 of this article

For administrative offenses provided for in this article, persons carrying out entrepreneurial activities without forming a legal entity bear administrative liability as a legal entity.

Release onto the line of a vehicle that is not registered in the prescribed manner or has not passed state technical inspection or technical inspection

Release onto the line of a vehicle that has faults with which operation is prohibited, or has been converted without the appropriate permit

Release onto the line of a vehicle with obviously forged state registration plates or with lighting devices installed on the front part of it with red lights or red reflective devices, as well as lighting devices, the color and operating mode of which do not comply with the requirements of the Basic Provisions for the admission of vehicles to operation and responsibilities of officials to ensure road safety

Release onto the line of a vehicle with devices installed on it without appropriate permission to provide special light or sound signals (with the exception of security alarms), as well as with special color schemes of emergency service vehicles illegally applied to its outer surfaces

The editors would like to devote a couple of paragraphs of text to the general principles and trends in changes in traffic police fines in 2019, amounts and other responsibilities. You can check and pay your fines here.

There are not many changes to traffic police fines in 2019, but for some categories of motorists they will most likely be important.

It just so happens in our state that major changes in laws usually come into force at the beginning of the year, in this case we are talking about 2019. Thus, the table of traffic police fines for traffic violations this time also underwent changes on the eve of the New Year holidays. The expression of some traffic police fines in rubles has changed, and in some places the legislative framework has expanded.

New traffic police fines 2019: what has changed?

For Russian motorists, 2019 is the year of increasing traffic police fines and the active introduction of new technologies for monitoring compliance with road rules. Here it would be correct to mention traffic police fines with photographs of violations.

In addition, the new 12 reporting months should be remembered for the rise in gasoline prices, the introduction of electronic PTS (and maybe driving licenses), another technical inspection reform, and the complication and increase in cost of the process of obtaining a driver’s license. Officials, apparently, will push the law on “dangerous driving” and a specific price tag will be assigned for feints on the road.

Look through the new year 2019 and see your own notes of hope. Connoisseurs of improving and modifying cars by installing third-party parts will apparently receive a clear system for legalizing tuning.

Fines for new road signs. We have already written about the appearance of new “roadside signs”. They were developed as part of a company to legalize new roadside innovations - electric vehicles, new types of pedestrian crossings, non-standard parking. Obviously, new road signs will lead to new traffic police fines.

In 2019, violations recorded by a Russian citizen’s smartphone camera will receive the status of official evidence of guilt. The experience of implementing the “people's inspector” system, tested in the regions of the country, was considered successful. This year, the federal “car snitching” program can turn into a powerful tool for control and self-control for drivers. Self-regulation of relations between pedestrians and drivers is becoming increasingly important against the backdrop of reductions in traffic police staff.

In 2019, apparently the fine for tinting the front windows of a car will increase by 3-5 times. The minimum fine for darkening windows will not be 500 rubles (as it is now) but 1,500 rubles. The maximum punishment is planned at 5,000 rubles. About the same thing awaits motorists who violate the rules for crossing railway tracks. The fine here is planned to be increased from 500 to 5,000 rubles.

In 2019, fines for pedestrians causing accidents are likely to increase. Parliamentarians plan to increase them to the level of 2,500 rubles. Traffic police fines in 2019 generally tightened the driver’s liability for violating traffic rules; the new table of fines is indicative in this sense.

New traffic police fines 2019 history of changes

Boosters are prohibited, only child seats (changes in traffic rules 2017) - from January 1, 2017, specific devices (boosters, restraints, stands and belt covers) known by the general name of the class “special restraint devices” will no longer save a tight-fisted motorist from a traffic police fine in in the amount of 3000 rubles (discounted price 1500 rubles). All devices that are not child car seats with the appropriate certificate have fallen into disgrace. Also, as part of the new traffic police fine table for 2017, the driver is prohibited from transporting children under 7 years of age in the front seats, even in the best and most certified seats.

Traffic police fine for dangerous driving - rumors that the State Duma will finally turn the dream of a traffic police fine for dangerous (aggressive) driving into reality have been circulating for many years. At the time of writing this material, the bill on amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses has not yet been adopted, but, most likely, a new fine awaits us in 2019, especially since the offense itself has long been described in the traffic rules. According to our data, traffic police fines for dangerous driving will be 5,000 rubles.

A ban on transporting children in old buses - from January 1, 2017, and this is noted in the traffic police fines table, it is prohibited to transport children in organized groups on old buses whose age exceeds 10 years, and the driver's seat is not equipped with a tachograph, as well as GLONASS or satellite navigation equipment GLONASS/GPS.

The changes in the lives of Russian motorists do not end with the list of changes in the traffic police fines table. Indeed, in Moscow and the Moscow region, and St. Petersburg, Kazan, Krasnodar, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Voronezh, Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk and hundreds of other small cities, problem-free movement is also associated with changes in the internal regulations for traffic control of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate, changes in laws customs union, changes in the rules for purchasing a compulsory motor liability insurance policy, finalization of the rules for obtaining a driver's license, rules for importing foreign cars into the Russian Federation and other miscellaneous things. Administrative fines from the traffic police should be recognized in 2019, so far they have not changed much, and in those parts that do not concern the mass motorist. However, the year is still ongoing and new traffic police fine tables can be formed based on decisions of the government and the State Duma at any time.

Starting today, Resolution No. 333 (introduced by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs) introduces a new category of drivers in Russia, subject to a number of restrictions. This category includes drivers whose driving experience does not exceed 2 years. This category of motorists is now subject to certain prohibitions, for violation of which they face special traffic police fines.

Traffic police fines for novice drivers 2019 (full list)

In the spring of 2017, on March 24, Resolution No. 333 came into force (Changes to the Resolution of the Council of Ministers - Government of the Russian Federation of October 23, 1993 No. 1090). The amendments concern restrictions for novice drivers (whose experience does not exceed two years). The resolution implies the following measures:

Towing ban - from March 24, 2017, a novice driver whose driving experience does not exceed two years does not have the right to independently tow vehicles.
A ban on transporting passengers on motorcycles - a new motorcyclist must ride alone for the first two years, gaining experience on his own.
Ban on the transportation of large cargo - large, bulky equipment can no longer be transported by novice drivers.
Prohibition on the transportation of heavy loads - loads of significant weight are not available for transportation by novice drivers.
A complete ban on driving without the “Beginner Driver” sign – until recently, the norm associated with the icon, which is a yellow square with a black exclamation point in the middle, was controversial. In some regulatory documents it was designated as mandatory, in others as recommended. This caused confusion with fines. Now the law has been clearly amended and the “teapot” badge has become mandatory in the first 2 years after obtaining a license.

You may be interested in these articles:

Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation ROSTRANSNADZOR

Official website of the Federal Service
for Supervision of Transport

Helpline +7 (499) 231-53-50

Map of territorial bodies of Rostransnadzor

Central Federal District

Northwestern Federal District

Southern Federal District

Volga Federal District

Ural federal district

Siberian Federal District

Far Eastern Federal District

North Caucasus Federal District

Central Federal District

Northwestern Federal District

Southern Federal District

Volga Federal District

Ural federal district

Siberian Federal District

Far Eastern Federal District

North Caucasus Federal District

Central Federal District

Northwestern Federal District

Southern Federal District

Volga Federal District

Ural federal district

Siberian Federal District

Far Eastern Federal District

North Caucasus Federal District

Central Federal District

Northwestern Federal District

Southern Federal District

Volga Federal District

Ural federal district

Siberian Federal District

Far Eastern Federal District

North Caucasus Federal District

Toll collection system "PLATON"

In accordance with Article 31.1 of the Federal Law of November 8, 2007 No. 257-FZ “On Highways and Road Activities in the Russian Federation and on Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation,” the movement of vehicles with a permissible maximum weight of over 12 tons, according to on public highways of federal significance is permitted subject to payment of a fee to compensate for the damage caused to highways by such vehicles.

In accordance with Article 23.36 of the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses, Rostransnadzor officials authorized to exercise control and supervisory functions consider cases of administrative offenses provided for in Article 12.21.3 of the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses, including in the case of recording an administrative offense by those working in automatic mode using special technical means that have the functions of photography, filming, video recording, or means of photography, filming, and video recording.

Responsibility for non-compliance with the requirements of the law on payment of fees is determined by Article 12.21.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, including when recording offenses using technical means operating in automatic mode, and provides for the imposition of an administrative fine on the owner (owner) of the vehicle in the amount of 5 000 (five thousand) rubles, in case of repeated commission of this administrative offense - 10,000 (ten thousand) rubles.

The following are exempt from payment for compensation for damage caused to public roads of federal significance by vehicles with a permissible maximum weight of over 12 tons:

- vehicles intended for the transport of people, with the exception of cargo-passenger vans;

— special vehicles equipped with devices for providing special light and sound signals and used to carry out the activities of the fire department, police, medical ambulance, emergency services, military automobile inspection;

— special vehicles transporting weapons and military equipment.

Information on the procedure for appealing a decision in a case of an administrative offense

The right to appeal a decision in a case of an administrative offense is secured by Article 30.1 of the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses (CAO RF).

A decision in a case of an administrative offense can be appealed by the persons specified in Articles 25.1 - 25.5.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. In accordance with the requirement of Part 3 of Article 30.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, a complaint against a decision in a case of an administrative offense can be filed directly with the court, a higher body, or a higher official authorized to consider it.

A complaint against a decision in a case of an administrative offense may be filed within ten days from the date of delivery or receipt of a copy of the decision and is subject to consideration within ten days from the date of its receipt with all materials of the case by the court, body or official authorized to consider it.

Last modified 5 November 2019 09:42