How much is the fine for parking in a prohibited place in CDMX?

The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) knew that the Unit of Measurement and Update (UMA) will increase from 96.22 pesos to 103.74 pesos per day as of February 1, but how does this affect the fines?, how much will it cost park in a prohibited place? we tell you.

Thus, the UMA will be 103.74 pesos per day, 3,153.70 pesos per month and 37,844.40 pesos per year, which represents an increase of 7.82 percent compared to last year, the Inegi specified.

This means that the amounts that are guided by that value, such as fines, procedures, tax payments, among others, will increase from the first day of the following month.

This is the fine for parking in a prohibited place in CDMX

With the increase in the UMA, the fine for parking your car or motorcycle in a prohibited place in Mexico City (CDMX) will be from one thousand 37 pesos to 3 thousand 112 pesos as of February 1, depending on the place where you stop your vehicle, according to the Traffic Regulations of Mexico City.

This means an increase from 962 pesos to 1,037 pesos, as well as from 2,886 pesos to 3,112 pesos.

For example, if you park your car “in the exclusive, confined and/or priority lanes of public transport; Drivers of motorized vehicles who violate this provision will be penalized with a fine equivalent to 20, 25 or 30 times the Unit of Measure and Current update and six points to the driver’s license”, specifies article 30, section VI.

In general, all the fines of the CDMX traffic regulations are calculated with the UMA, so they will all increase by 7.82 percent.

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While if you park in double row, in front of an entrance (except your home), as well as in any prohibited place of the Edomex, the fine from the first day of February will be up to 2 thousand 74 pesos, according to what that specifies the Traffic Regulations of the State of Mexico.

So the best thing will be to park where you belong so that the increase in the UMA through traffic fines does not impact your pocket.

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