22.11.2024 16:11
With the new regulation by the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM), unauthorized use of flashing lights and sirens will result in an administrative fine of 96,000 TL. This decision was made to ensure safety on the roads. It was specifically noted that private vehicles, commercial vehicles, and VIP transport will be strictly monitored. Additionally, those using unauthorized flashing lights or sirens will have their driving licenses confiscated for 30 days, and their vehicles will be banned from traffic for 30 days as well.
With the new regulation accepted by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM), unauthorized use of flashing lights and rooftop lights will result in an administrative fine of 96,000 TL.
In order to ensure safety in traffic, a zero-tolerance policy will be applied against the use of unauthorized flashing lights and rooftop lights. Traffic police will conduct strict controls, especially focusing on private vehicles, commercial vehicles, and VIP transport.
96,000 TL FINE
Vehicle owners using unauthorized flashing lights or rooftop lights will face this heavy fine. Accordingly, an administrative fine of up to 96,000 TL may be imposed.
DRIVER'S LICENSE WILL BE SUSPENDED, VEHICLES WILL BE REMOVED FROM TRAFFIC
Additionally, those using unauthorized flashing lights or rooftop lights will have their driver's licenses suspended for 30 days, and their vehicles will also be removed from traffic for 30 days.