In March, the capital's controllers fined more than 30,000 "hares" on public transport. The fine for ticketless travel in the capital is 1,000 rubles, another 2.5 thousand Muscovites pay for using someone else's social card. "Hares" who have accumulated debts in fines of more than 10 thousand rubles can be included in the list of citizens who are prohibited from traveling abroad.
Electronic payment methods
The fine can be paid on the city portal of public services. To do this, you must specify the unique identification number (UIN) of the decision on the offense, its series and number, as well as the date of issue. After verifying the data, the portal will offer to choose one of four payment methods: by bank card, using the Yandex.Money, Qiwi or Webmoney electronic wallet, from a mobile phone account or via Internet banking of Sberbank, Bank of Moscow and Alfa-Bank .
In addition, you can remotely pay off the debt under the decree using the Sberbank Online mobile application. To do this, you need to install the program on your smartphone, select the "Payments" tab, the "Taxes, fines, traffic police" section. After that, in the proposed list of organizations, you need to indicate the GKU "Organizer of Transportation", enter the UIN and pay using the Internet bank.
Payment using ATMs and payment terminals of Sberbank
"To pay through the terminal, violators will only need a receipt issued by the Transportation Organizer, in which the UIN is mandatory," Andrey Stepanov, manager for working with key partners of the department for the development of payment services, management of Bank XXI of the Moscow Bank of Sberbank of Russia, said. . You can pay the fine in cash or by card. When paying in cash, the payer needs to press the "Payments" button in the device's menu and select the "Taxes, fines, duties" section, select the "Organizer of transportation" organization. Next, the payer will be asked to enter the UIN and pay the amount. When paying by bank transfer, it is enough to immediately select the section "traffic police, taxes, duties, budget payments".
When paying through the terminal, a commission is charged. If the fine is paid in cash, it will be 1.25% of the amount, minimum - 10 rubles, maximum - 1000 rubles. When paying by card, 1% is charged, there is no minimum commission threshold, the maximum is 500 rubles.
You can also pay off your debts on fines using ATMs in the subway. "Such ATMs have an individual menu, especially for paying fines. The first thing the payer sees on the screen is the button fines on transport. By clicking on it, the payer selects the Transport Organizer section, enters an identification number and pays," Andrey Stepanov said.
Payment of a fine at a bank branch
To pay off the fine debt at the bank, you need to bring a copy of the decision on an administrative offense or a receipt for payment. They contain the details required for payment. After paying off the debt, the specialist must give the client a bank receipt confirming the payment of the fine. It is best to keep this document in case of disputes.
What happens if you don't pay the fine on time?
Residents of the capital are given ten days to appeal the fine and another 60 days to pay it. If the “hare” does not pay the required amount, then a new one will be added to the already issued resolution, imposing a double fine on the violator. Thus, if a resident of the capital used someone else's social card and did not pay a fine for 70 days, then his debt will be not 2.5 but 7.5 thousand rubles, for ticketless travel - 3 thousand rubles.
To be on the list of people banned from traveling abroad, a resident of the capital must "accumulate" fines for more than 10 thousand rubles. Accordingly, the stowaway must delay payment of four or more fines for stowaways or two for the misuse of concession cards.
No driver can even guarantee himself that he will not be fined by the traffic police in the very near future. After all, now not only inspectors with radars are on duty on the roads to monitor compliance with the speed limit, but special video cameras have also been installed that record violations of traffic rules by road users. A particularly acute situation has developed with parking in large cities, since it is quite difficult to find a parking lot reserved for parking, and if it is found, then all the places on it can be occupied. So drivers have to leave their cars in prohibited places, taking risks.
Regardless of the reason why the driver was fined, you still have to pay it. Therefore, how to do this, and get an answer to the most exciting question “How to pay a traffic police fine without a commission?” and will be discussed in this article.
It should be noted that there are a lot of payment options now. This can be done even without leaving home (the main thing is to have the Internet, the rest is a matter of technology). You can pay your fine online using:
- Internet banking;
- Various electronic wallets;
- Sites that specialize specifically in fines.
In addition, payment can be made through the terminal, which, by the way, is installed in large cities abound. Another option is a traditional trip to the Sberbank branch.
Do not forget that every time you pay a fine, the driver pays a commission for the services of a financial intermediary (bank, terminal, website). That is why it is believed that paying traffic police fines without a commission is an almost impossible task.
Deadline for paying traffic fines
The deadline for paying administrative fines is regulated by the Code of Administrative Offenses (Article 32.2):
Since the case concerns the entry into force of the decision to impose an administrative fine on the driver, we will figure out from what moment it is considered that this document has come into force:
Art. 31.1 interprets the term for appealing against a decision, which is given in Art. 30.3:
Therefore, a fine for an administrative offense must be paid within 70 days (60 days for execution + 10 days for appeal).
In addition, we do not recommend throwing away the receipt / payment receipt within 1 year after payment. Only in this way will you be guaranteed to be protected from various kinds of incidents that have arisen due to errors in the system, and you will be able to present a document (if necessary) as evidence of the fact that money was transferred to pay off the fine.
Receipt form for payment of traffic fine
If you have a receipt form with you, then you can pay the traffic police fine at the bank at minimal cost.
The easiest way to get such a receipt form is directly on the traffic police website (http://tt.gibdd.ru/online/iaz/). To do this, you need to have in your hands a decision on the case of an administrative violation and fill out all the necessary columns directly on the site, namely:
- Subject of the federation;
- The name of the traffic police department;
- full name of the payer;
- Payer's address;
- No. of the decision on an administrative offense;
- The amount of the fine.
After entering all the data regarding the payer and the purpose of the payment, you should carefully check the receipt, print it, and go with it to the bank branch.
This is how a correctly completed receipt on the traffic police website looks like
Where to pay a traffic police fine without a commission?
Let's see if it is possible to pay traffic police fines with a minimum commission. The best way to solve this problem would be to pay the fine via the Internet.
Pay traffic fines online
The development of modern technologies allows you to do a lot on the network. Now it is possible to pay traffic police offenses online without any problems, but for this you will need electronic money or a bank card.
It is important to remember that payment of traffic police fines via the Internet without a commission can be made:
- On the website of the State Services;
- On the website of the traffic police;
- Through popular Russian payment systems, such as Yandex.Money (https://money.yandex.ru/), Qiwi (https://qiwi.com/), WebMoney (http://www.webmoney.ru/) ;
- Through Internet banking, if the driver has such a service. On the territory of the Russian Federation, the most common service is Sberbank Online https://online.sberbank.ru/.
It is important to understand that some of the payment systems presented above have a commission even higher than what would be charged from the driver during a personal visit to the bank. It is better to clarify this point for yourself in advance so as not to overpay.
Online payment
To pay a fine, you will need to fill out this form, find your offense, and then transfer the money. This method is very convenient because:
- Saves driver time;
- The form itself is simple and will not cause difficulties when filling out (when paying, you only need to enter your full name and email address);
- The amount due is immediately visible.
Payment via SMS
You can pay by SMS using the service listed above. So you can pay fines via SMS messages, bank card, electronic money, etc.
Through a bank branch (Sberbank)
Not all banks accept payment of fines. It is better to find out about the possibility of doing this in advance (by phone).
The only bank that is guaranteed to accept payment from you to pay off the traffic police fine is Sberbank of Russia. It should be noted that in this bank it is impossible to pay fines without commission at all. The estimated commission of Sberbank for paying one fine is 40-50 rubles.
Payment via Sberbank Online
Not so long ago, the new Sberbank Online service introduced allows users to quickly make any payments. So, cardholders of this bank will be able to quickly pay the traffic police fine. To do this, you will need to register and create your own account.
Details for payment can be copied from the official website of the traffic police, and then pay. For reference: the commission for payment is 1% of the amount.
It is important to remember that you can pay a fine with a personal card only if the full name of the owner matches the full name of the driver who was issued the fine.
Please note that in the event that incorrect / inaccurate information is received at the central traffic police department, the car owner will still be listed in the database as a debtor. At the same time, it is impossible to correct personal data (full name) in this payment system.
Payment via Yandex payment system
To make payments in the Yandex payment system, you must know exactly:
- the region and region where the protocol was issued.
- name of the traffic police unit;
- resolution number;
- personal data of the owner of the car.
The Yandex payment system charges a transfer fee of 1% of the amount, but not less than 30 rubles.
The payment will be made after entering the required data. It should be noted that this payment method is convenient for those drivers who often use the Yandex.Money wallet, since it will not be a problem for them to go there and transfer money to the required details.
Payment in Tinkoff bank
Tinkoff Bank has recently also provided the opportunity to pay traffic police fines. This can be done through a special online service https://www.tinkoff.ru/fines/fines2/, which is designed for bank customers. The commission for such a payment will be only 20 rubles.
This type of payment has some advantages, namely:
- the user can independently control his payment in his personal account or use the help of bank employees for this;
- the payment procedure in this case will be quick and convenient.
If you are not a client of the bank, a commission of 20 rubles at the present time is a very small amount.
On the State Service website
If the user has registered on the State Services portal, then the commission for paying the traffic police fine will not be charged from him (as indicated on the site). At the same time, the information entered in the registration form is stored in the personal account and will be automatically used by the system when paying for subsequent orders (if any).
However, in the section of the portal "How to get the service" there is information regarding the conditions under which payments are made. It indicates the amount of the commission when paying fines using a bank card, as well as a mobile account. Here are the rates:
- Plastic card - 2.3%;
- MTS - 4%;
- Rostelecom and Tele2 - 5%;
- Beeline - 7%;
- Megafon - from 6.9 to 9%.
From this we can conclude that when paying through the website of the State Services, indirectly, but still, a commission will be charged from the driver, both when paying with a plastic card and through a mobile account of a particular telecom operator.
If you do not trust such a method as payment through online services, or there is simply no Internet connection, then it is advisable to go to the bank to pay fines. In this case, you will have a bank receipt with a transaction in your hands, which will prove that this fine was paid on time.
Regardless of the payment method chosen by the driver, we recommend that you follow the following rules:
- The receipt / receipt of payment must be kept for 1 year from the date of payment. If you have this supporting document, you cannot be forced to re-pay a fine that you have already paid off (such situations sometimes arise due to internal failures in the system).
- When filling out the receipt, you need to be careful, since an error in just one digit of the details can lead to incorrect crediting of money, which means that the fine will not appear in the system as paid off by the driver according to a specific decision.
- It is advisable to use SMS-mailing after payment to find out about the receipt of funds.
Summing up the above information, we can conclude that today there are practically no ways that will allow you to pay the traffic police fine without a commission at all. The exception is some special offers and promotions of credit institutions, which are not often held.
Russian legislation establishes that a commission should not be charged only when paying mandatory taxes and fees, and traffic police fines do not belong to these categories.
Nevertheless, it is mandatory to pay for an offense that is imposed on the driver by a specific resolution. For this, according to the norms of Russian legislation, 70 days are allotted. Payment within this period is considered timely and does not entail additional unpleasant consequences and sanctions for the driver.
In this case, the driver has the right to use any of the above methods of payment of the penalty. The choice in this case depends solely on the personal preferences of the payer. We tried to describe the most convenient ones so that each user can choose the most profitable (with a minimum commission) and quick way to pay traffic police fines. We hope that the information collected in this article was useful to you, and you will use it in the future.
Oh, those "letters of happiness"! Wouldn't see them forever! - exclaims in the soul every driver who has been at fault. It is impossible to always drive by the rules, sometimes there are such circumstances that they have to be violated. But our law enforcement agencies are on the alert and unlucky car owners are punished with a ruble. Especially, the number of guilty drivers has grown recently, because almost every pole is poked with cameras that record traffic violations.
In this regard, we decided to provide useful information for our penalty box. In this article, you can find out what payment methods are available for penalty receipts and choose the best option for yourself, with which you can save money and time.
Just a couple of years ago, difficulties in paying fines were the main cause of corruption. It was so difficult to pay the fine according to the law that many violators preferred to pay off the peace officer right on the spot, so as not to get involved in this red tape. Currently, new, modern and fast ways to pay a fine have appeared, which has greatly facilitated the life of car owners. Let's consider each of them.
How to pay a traffic fine
The most common way and the most burdensome. You need to stand in line, take a form, fill it out, wait in line again to pay. The procedure for such a procedure awaits you if you immediately came to the bank branch. Fortunately, this process can be simplified by printing and filling out the form at home. There are no special requirements for the sheet, so you can go to the traffic police website, download and print the form. Then fill it out and only then pay it at the bank.
Queues are not the only disadvantage of this payment method. You may be upset by the size of the commission charged, depending on the particular bank. Sberbank will withdraw 3% of the amount, but not less than 30 and not more than 2000 rubles per payment. It will be a shame to give 30 rubles to the commission if the amount of your fine does not exceed 100 rubles. In addition, you will need to give the paid receipt to the traffic police. Whether you send it by mail or hand it over in person, it will still take you a certain amount of time.
It is worth noting that this is not a complete list of cons. The most unpleasant moment for you may be that not all banks send complete information about the payment of fines to the State Information System on State and Municipal Payments (GIS GMP) - therefore, not all payments are displayed in the traffic police database.
The advantage of this payment method is that there are a lot of banks. Sberbank accurately accepts payments, as well as the vast majority of other financial institutions, such as MDM Bank, Yandex.Money, Alfa-Bank, Russian Standard Bank, Guta-Bank, etc. On the door of such banking departments usually have a sticker stating that payments for traffic police fines are accepted here.
With the penetration of the Internet into our lives, many services have become much more accessible. Now you can, without leaving your home, pay a lot of receipts, thanks to Internet services. All of them involve different payment terms. We suggest paying attention to the public services portal - it will not charge you a commission when paying a fine. True, with a small caveat, this will be done by the bank that issued you the credit card with which you will pay. A small commission will be charged from you, in the amount of 1-1.5%.
To use the site, you will need to register and log in. Then request a list of your fines, select the one you need and pay. In this case, you can use the Qiwi wallet or, in fact, your bank card.
It is worth noting that the government services website does not work very well. The problem is that information is not always synchronized with the traffic police and treasury databases. The list of fines may not be the one you need, as it will appear later, with a delay. It happens that if it is, then you can not pay for it. So, there was an error with the work of a bank card, which is not uncommon here.
In general, the method is quite convenient and cheap, but technical failures can prevent you from making a payment.
If you want to learn more about this method of paying a fine, watch the following video:
There are also other online portals that can help you solve your payment problem. For example, the site Shtraf.biz. The interface here is simpler and better than on the public services website, and the payment processing time is reduced to a minimum.
Private sites are also good in that they provide such a service as sending a receipt for payment of a fine by mail. This service can be quite helpful in case of misunderstandings if the payment does not go through.
Separately, you can consider the method of paying the fine through the Yandex.Money system. The service works without intermediaries, so there is no need to unfasten the additional commission. The form to fill out can be easily found and paid in the same way. In principle, there is nowhere easier, but even here there are pitfalls. Firstly, a high commission of 7% and not rare complaints that the money does not reach the addressee. The second problem can be solved by printing out a receipt and sending it to the traffic police, but then, in general, it makes sense to transfer money by e-mail, time is still lost.
For a detailed understanding of the method of such payment, check out the following video:
If you still do not want to go anywhere and stand in lines, then use the simplest and most convenient way to pay a fine via the Internet. To do this, make sure that your cardholder bank supports the payment of fines service in their online plastic card management system. By paying in this way, you will save time and will not lose money for an unreasonably high commission. For example, in Sberbank it will be only 1%.
This payment method is not suitable for residents of all regions of Russia. The program is available only to the Krasnodar Territory, Tambov, Voronezh, Rostov, Ryazan and Smolensk regions, as well as the republics of Adygea and Kalmykia. You must be a Megafon, MTS or Beeline subscriber, it is impossible to perform this action with other telephone operators.
If you meet these two conditions, you can pay fines using your mobile phone balance through the Moishtrafi.ru website. One has only to send an SMS request to number 9112 with the text "pay gap amount gap Resolution number gap name of the payer."
The commission for the service will be equal to 10 rubles, plus a certain amount will be charged to you by the mobile operator. It may turn out to be expensive at the exit, but if you urgently need to pay a fine, and there is no Internet at hand, then this method will be the most effective. Payment using ATMs and terminals
At the moment, there is another modern way to pay the fine. It is produced using terminal and ATM systems (Qiwi, Comepay, Svyaznoy, Eleksnet, etc.). There is nothing difficult in filling out an electronic receipt. The only negative is the size of the commission, which is 3.5%, but not less than 30 rubles.
Many systems of bank terminals provide you with a similar service, with a significant difference. When paying by card, in the same Sberbank, for example, you will be charged less commission. Here it is only 1%, and there is no limit to the lower amount. If you pay the fine in cash, the cost will be the same as for the transfer receipt.
In order to clearly show you how to pay a fine through the terminal, we suggest watching the following video:
Of course, I am glad that our age of high technology greatly simplifies our life, making it convenient and comfortable. And it would be absolutely wonderful if we were not charged extra for all these amenities. And it turns out that you pay for the fine and pay for what you pay. But, if you are caught with a violation, there is nothing you can do about it, you will have to fork out.
Drawing conclusions from the study, we came to the conclusion that at the moment it is most convenient to pay for fines through an online banking service, of which you must be a client. Here, the payment can be made without any difficulties and you will be charged a small commission.
And finally, be careful on the road and try not to break the rules. After all, the price for a dashing ride can be too high!
How to pay traffic fines? - a question that every motorist asks at least once. And even if you know the answer to it, we recommend that you read this article anyway - perhaps you will discover something new for yourself, because all possible methods will be described in detail here, including the innovations that 2016 brought with it.
So, let's begin.
Method number 1 - the standard procedure for paying at the bank.
Payment in the bank is carried out according to the receipt of form No. PD-4.
You just come to the bank, fill out the named receipt according to the model (in order to save time, you can pre-form it on the traffic police website, here - http://www.gibdd.ru/gosuslugi/reg/iaz/ (choose your branch, and then follow the instructions), and just print before going to the bank) and pay the required amount.
This payment option is the most popular (some just don’t know others, so they act according to the familiar “scheme”), but not the most convenient, because no one has yet canceled queues at banks, the commission there for accepting a fine is rather big, and not every financial institution is ready provide such a service (today you can be absolutely sure only in Sberbank - it accepts any payments, including fines). The advantages of this method include only the possibility of paying your fine by an outsider (for example, a friend or relative) and the fact that after payment you will have documentary evidence that the fine was actually paid, certified by the seal of the bank.
Method number 2 - at the Russian Post.
The essence of this option is similar to that described above, only you are sent to pay your fine not to the bank, but to the post office. And so everything is identical: procedure, pluses, minuses.
Method number 3 - through mobile or Internet banking.
It is all the same payment at the bank, but does not require you to visit it. Payment is made through a special application/website on a phone, tablet/PC. You only need to register and link your personal account to your account, and then a couple of simple steps and the fine has been paid. You will be immediately notified of this by an electronic receipt, which you can save to your e-mail or print immediately.
The only thing: before you pay traffic police fines through your personal account, make sure that your bank provides this service.
Method number 4 - using electronic payment systems.
Today, when payments with electronic money are only gaining momentum every day, the possibility of paying a fine with these means of payment is quite logical. So, if none of the 3 methods above suits you and you have the required amount of funds on your e-wallet, you can pay the fine using Yandex.Money, WebMoney or Qiwi.
In this case, your actions will look like this (for example, let's take the WebMoney service):
- go to the website of the service you need and authorize your wallet there;
- click on the "Payments" section, and then in it the subsection "Traffic Police Penalties";
- choose a convenient way to search for a fine (by the number of the VU and the certificate of state registration of the vehicle; by UIN; by the number, date of the decision to impose a fine);
- when the fine is displayed on the screen, click the "pay" button;
- double-check the payment details, check the box next to "I agree to the terms of the agreement" and click "forward";
- after the service checks your operation, you will be billed by clicking on the word "pay" in which you will pay off the existing debt.
When choosing this method, be careful about the “commission” column, because. for many systems, it can be quite a significant amount.
Method number 5 - pay the debt online through the traffic police website.
The only disadvantages of this option are:
- the impossibility of checking the imposed fines by the VU number - the system requires only information about the certificate of registration of the vehicle, which is not always at hand;
- a limited number of payment systems - WebMoney, for example, it is impossible to make a payment here.
Method number 6 - through the Qiwi terminal.
In this option, payment is made in just a couple of steps:
As you can see, a very convenient way: no receipts are needed, it is enough to have only a resolution on hand; there is no need to enter card / electronic wallet data anywhere, payment is made in cash and, most importantly, information about it instantly enters the Federal Treasury database. Among the shortcomings, one can single out only the need to carry a resolution with you and the inability to check for other debts.
Method number 7 - how to pay traffic police fines through the website of the State Service.
How to implement this method, you can read on the named site by following the link https://www.gosuslugi.ru/pgu/news/view/927. At the same time, you must understand that all these actions are preceded by mandatory registration and activation on the site, the code of which can only be received by mail, at the Rostelecom office or by e-mail (in this case, the use of an electronic signature is a mandatory requirement), which is quite long and not always convenient. Otherwise, there are only pluses: the site contains information about all fines at once; you can look for fines by WU, which greatly simplifies the life of owners of several cars; In addition to fines, here you can perform a number of useful operations.
Method number 8 - through third-party services.
For many, it may seem the most simple and convenient, because, as a rule, only 1-2 actions are required, but we would not recommend you use the services of private companies, because:
- fraud is possible on their part;
- the information they possess is not always "fresh";
- fees for their services are quite high.
You can pay the issued fine for traffic violations at the bank, via the Internet and using SMS. Each method has its own disadvantages and advantages.
Payment of the traffic police fine via the Internet
This is perhaps the fastest way to pay traffic fines.
Payment can be made via:
Official website of the traffic police;
Portal of public services;
Sberbank Online;
Yandex money;
QIWI wallet;
To pay the fine, you must fill out the appropriate form on the selected site and transfer funds. Of course, on the selected resource you must have an account, to the balance of which you should deposit money in advance.
When paying, you must indicate the number of the issued traffic police decision (receipt). The number guarantees the correct display of the payment in accounting systems.
Paying online will save you from standing in lines.
The commission for this payment method can be much higher than when paying at the bank's cash desk. No site will provide information about the receipt of payment. The only way to find out is to contact the traffic police department in person.
Payment of the traffic police fine via SMS
To pay a fine using SMS, you must register on the Single Platform (SMP) service. To do this, you need to send a message with the text "servicereg" to the short number 7377.
You can find out about the fine in two ways:
By (VU), by sending a message to number 7377 with the text “penalty Series VU VU number” (for example, “fine 55va123456”);
According to the vehicle registration certificate (STS), by sending a message to number 7377 with the text “penalty Series STS number” (for example, “fine 77bb123456”).
You can quickly pay a fine in this way, even if you do not have a virtual wallet or a bank card.
For paying a fine via SMS, you will have to pay an impressive commission to both the service itself and the mobile operator. It is, as a rule, from 5 to 10%. In addition, the final amount of the payment will be known only after payment. It will be possible to find out about the passage of the payment only in the traffic police department.
Payment of the traffic police fine through the bank
A fine for traffic violations can not be paid in any commercial bank. The list of banks that are connected to the GIS GMP can be found on the website of the Federal Treasury. In addition, paying a fine in a bank without a commission will not work. Now for one fine it is about 30-40 rubles.
The bank will immediately give you a receipt for payment.
As a rule, there are long queues in many banks, which can turn into a big waste of time.
You need to pay fines as soon as possible so that there are no problems later. But it often happens that the receipt for payment is lost. And it seems impossible to pay the required amount. However, there are many ways to pay off debt without a receipt.
Instruction
Firstly, a fine without a receipt can be paid on the spot. Basically, it concerns the traffic police. You can pay immediately, as you were issued a payment order. In order to legally accept money from you, inspectors are issued cash registers.
In order to without a receipt, you can use the Internet. To get started, go to the site gosuslugi.ru, select the section "and state duties" you need. Here you need to enter your data: last name, first name, patronymic and, depending on whether you have been issued, the document number. For example, if you have a fine according to the traffic police, then indicate the driver's license number. And the system will give you all the information. In order to pay the fine, you just need to write off all the data. And then pay either also via the Internet or through specialized payment terminals.
There are also such special terminals for paying fines without a receipt, when working with which you only need to enter the driver's license number in the appropriate fields. In response to the data received, he will give you all the information on your fines and offer to pay them.
Another option, however, for those who have greatly delayed the payment of the fine, is to pay it through the bailiffs. When a summons arrives that it is necessary to pay a fine, you need to go to their department. Right there, on the spot and, most importantly, without any receipts, you can pay the debt. The advantage of this method is that there are no queues. Moreover, bailiffs will check the database to see if you have other debts.
You can also use the help of cellular operators. If the receipt is lost, you can find out about the amount to be paid via SMS, and only then pay the debt through the terminal. In order to find out how much money you owe the state, you need to send an SMS request to 9112 (the same for all mobile operators), where you need to specify the following data: traffic police, space, vehicle number, space, driver's license number. This service costs 40 rubles. But you will find out all the necessary information and be able to pay the fine in any place convenient for you.
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