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Buenos Aires Province Lifts Traffic Fines 16.8% for May–June

The province uses a fuel‑priced unit to reset penalties every two months.

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El incremento actual se suma a las actualizaciones ya aplicadas en enero y marzo de este año.
El gobierno de la provincia de Buenos Aires oficializó un aumento de 16,8% en los valores de las multas por infracciones de tránsito.
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Overview

  • The Ministry of Transport set the new schedule, which took effect Friday, through Resolution 2/2026 published in the Boletín Oficial.
  • The fixed unit used to price fines rose from $1,896 to $2,215, and it reflects the premium gasoline price reported by the Automóvil Club Argentino station in La Plata.
  • With the UF at $2,215, speeding now costs $332,250 to $2,215,000, and refusing an alcohol test can reach $2,658,000.
  • Drivers who pay during the voluntary period get 50% off the minimum, while unpaid fines accrue interest and can block license renewals or vehicle paperwork.
  • This marks the third update of 2026 in a bimonthly system that recalculates fines and relies on radar and photo‑fine enforcement across the province.