The State Duma adopted a bill to increase a number of duties for car owners
At the plenary session on July 22, the State Duma adopted in the second and third readings a bill to increase a number of existing duties for car owners and introduce new ones. The relevant document is published on the website of the lower house of Parliament.
For example, the cost of issuing a driver's license will double and amount to 4 thousand rubles for an old-style license and 6 thousand for a new one. Obtaining a vehicle passport will increase in price from 800 rubles to 1.2 thousand rubles.
The fee for issuing license plates will increase from 2 thousand to 3 thousand rubles. The fee for a vehicle registration certificate (CTC) on paper will cost 1.5 thousand rubles instead of 500 rubles, on plastic — 4.5 thousand instead of 1.5 thousand rubles. In total, it is planned to increase about one and a half dozen fees related to motorists.
"State duties for the provision of services related to registration and other accounting of vehicles and the issuance of driver's licenses were established in 2014 and have not changed since then," the explanatory note to the bill says.
In addition, a state fee is set for an extract from the state register of vehicles in the amount of 50 rubles (now the service is provided free of charge). The bill also establishes fees for the formation of a diagnostic card by inspection operators in the Unified Automated Technical Inspection Information System (UAISTO) and for issuing an opinion on the compliance of the driving school's educational and material base with the established requirements.
Earlier in the day, it was reported that the State Duma at the plenary session adopted in the third reading amendments to the Administrative Code, which involve tougher penalties for drivers for not allowing special vehicles.
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