ArmInfo. In case of fulfillment of certain conditions by drivers in Armenia, the amount of fines for the absence of an insurance contract will be reduced 4-fold. At the plenary session on January 16, the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia introduced amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses in the second and final reading.
According to the author of the legislative initiative, MP from the ruling Civil Contract faction Eduard Aghajanyan, currently, when driving a car without compulsory motor liability insurance, Currently, driving a car without an insurance policy is subject to a fine of 100,000 drams. Under the proposed amendment, a person who eliminates the violation within 24 hours after committing an administrative offense will be exempt from the mandatory payment of 75% of the fine. That is, a citizen who has not concluded a compulsory motor liability insurance agreement will pay not 100 thousand drams, but 25% of the total fine (25 thousand drams).
