City of Buenos Aires: Can the tow truck tow your car if it is badly parked?

Last year the Transit and Transportation Code was revised to eliminate a range of conditions that require haulage. cause of

By iProfessional

05/31/2023 – 10:09 am

In November last year the Buenos Aires Legislature approved a bill to ban Stork Take badly parked cars, as long as they don’t block traffic in the city. The initiative was approved with 52 votes in favor and two abstentions.

The proposal aims to amend the Transit and Transport Code to eliminate a range of conditions for improperly parked cars request shipping, However, the new rule does not prevent the offender from paying the corresponding fine.

reasons for moving have been eliminated

Stork they won’t be able to pull cars In the following cases:

• when they are temporarily double parked
• when they are in “Vehicle Deposit”; i.e. parked for more than 48 hours
• When they are at the entrance to public entertainment venues or in front of the wake room
• in the event of overtime
• When parking in paid areas has not been paid for
• when they are parked in a residential area
• In addition, the law establishes that heavy vehicles such as buses, minibuses, trucks, mobile homes, trailers, semi-trailers and special machinery may not be towed on public roads.

There are situations that will no longer require the transport of vehicles in the city

How much is the fine in CABA

Currently, the following are the values ​​of sanctions for violations in the city of Buenos Aires:

• Has tinted windows: $5,146
• Not carrying a driver’s license: $5,146
• Not wearing a seat belt: $10,292
• Bad Parking: $10,292
• Failure to respect pedestrian priority: $10,292
• Missing VTV: $10,292
• driving with headphones or calling: $10,292
• Microcenter Access Denied Violation: $10,292
• Obstruction of special lanes for buses or metrobuses: $14,408.80
• Attempted to break into electronic toll booths on the Ausa Motorway: $15,438
• Failure to comply with auto parts engraving: $15,438
• Exceeds the maximum speed of up to 20 km/h on roads or highways or 40 km/h on expressways: $15,438
• Texting while driving: $20,584
• Hurdle Ramp: $20,584
• refusing a breathalyzer test: $30,876
• Pass a low barrier: $41,168
• Cover Patent: $102,920
• Running a red light: up to $154.80
• Driving over 140 km/h: $411,680

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