
Serious infraction provides for a fine of R$ 195.23 and five points on the driver's license
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The National Traffic Council (Contran) established a period of 200 days during which penalties for non-payment of electronic tolls were suspended. This period ends on Tuesday (17), after which drivers with fares overdue for more than 30 days may be fined.
From Tuesday (17th), drivers with fares overdue for more than 30 days may be fined. The measure occurs after the end of the 200-day period established by the National Traffic Council (Contran), during which the penalties were suspended.
According to the rules, failing to pay the electronic toll within the deadline is considered a serious infraction, with a fine of R$195.23 and five points on the National Driving License (CNH).
➡️ Another option is to consult the Brazilian CNH application. To do this, simply access the vehicle information and enter the “Electronic Toll” area.
The dealership recommends that drivers also check family, fleet or shared-use vehicles, especially those that frequently travel on the highway.
Nova 364 reported that it does not have the authority to impose fines. Inspection and the application of penalties are the responsibilities of public authorities.

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