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Fines for driving without a driver's license will be significantly increased in Russia

Published 2026-10-25

Fines for driving without a driver's license will be significantly increased in Russia | Integri News

Russia plans to significantly increase the fine for driving a car without a driver's license. This is reported by the publication Newslab. This is important news for everyone who gets behind the wheel.

The short publication says that the amount of the fine will be significantly higher than it is now. However, the exact sums are not specified in the material. It is also unknown when the new rules will take effect and whether they will apply to all violations of this type.

Currently, the punishment for driving without a license is established by the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses. Drivers who violate the rules may be fined and, in some cases, deprived of the right to drive other vehicles. The changes are aimed at making the punishment stricter and reducing the number of such violations on the roads.

While official details have not yet been published, drivers are advised to follow announcements from government bodies and news about legislation. It is important to always carry your driver's license with you, because the absence of this document can lead to serious consequences.

Sources: Newslab

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