With the amendment made to the railway infrastructure access and capacity allocation regulation, administrative fines were introduced for situations such as capacity transfer and determination of material damage upon complaint.
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With the new regulation changes published in the Official Gazette by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, administrative fines for the railway sector have been rearranged.
The "Regulation on Amendments to the Railway Infrastructure Access and Capacity Allocation Regulation" of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure came into force after being published in the Official Gazette.
Accordingly, if it is determined that the allocated infrastructure capacity is purchased, sold, rented or transferred in any other way between railway train operators, an administrative fine of 143 thousand 102 liras will be imposed separately on the railway infrastructure and train operators for each detected train trip and a decision report will be prepared.
71 THOUSAND 550 TL PENALTY FOR DETECTION OF MATERIAL DAMAGE UPON COMPLAINT
In case it is determined that the complainant has suffered financial damage regarding the complaint made in areas such as network notification, capacity allocation process and result, an administrative fine of 71 thousand 550 liras will be imposed on the infrastructure operator or railway train operator and a penalty decision report will be prepared in this field.
In addition, "Regulation on Amendments to the Regulation on Railway Vehicles Registration and Registration", "Regulation on Amendments to the Railway Operations Authorization Regulation", "Regulation on Amendments to the Regulation on Railway Conformity Assessment Agencies" were also published in the Official Gazette.
According to the Ministry's Regulation on Amendments to the Train Machinist Regulation, if a driver cannot present the original copy of his driver's license and badge during inspections, an administrative fine of 85 thousand 437 liras will be issued to the infrastructure or railway train operator where the driver works.
In other cases contrary to the provisions of the regulation, an administrative fine decision report of 170 thousand 903 liras will be prepared for each inspection.

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