Volgograd drivers exempt from seatbelt fines in gas station queues
Drivers in Volgograd were exempted from being fined for not wearing seatbelts while waiting in line at gas stations, with existing fines to be canceled upon request.
Consensus
- Drivers in Volgograd are exempt from administrative liability for not wearing seatbelts while in queues at gas stations.
- Existing fines issued based on camera footage for this violation will be canceled upon request.
- The decision was made by the leadership of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Volgograd Oblast.
- Citizens must apply to GIBDD to have the fines canceled.
Points of divergence
- The official representative of the MVD, Irina Volk, made the announcement in her channel on MAX. — vesti
- Irina Volk stated that the Volgograd GAI will not issue fines for unbuckled seatbelts in gas station queues. — tg_tass_agency
Coverage (2 sources)
- Volgograd drivers allowed not to fasten seatbelts in line at gas stations — Вести
- Volgograd traffic police will not fine drivers for unbuckled seatbelts in line at gas station, Irina Volk said. — ТАСС (Telegram)
Key entities
- Irina Volk
- MVD
- Moscow
- Max
- GU
- Russia
- TASS
- GAI
- State Traffic Inspectorate
- Volgograd Oblast
- Gas Station
- Volgograd GIBD