Fine up to 1190 hryvnias for dirty number plates: who is at risk of punishment.
25.10.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
25.10.2025
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Fines for dirty cars in Ukraine
Ukrainian drivers may receive a fine for negligence in taking care of their vehicles. As reported by the publication 'Khvylya', the fine may reach 1190 hryvnias due to dirty license plates.“Many Ukrainian motorists do not attach great importance to the cleanliness of their vehicles, considering it solely an aesthetic issue. However, law enforcement treats this matter much more seriously. If the vehicle's license plate is difficult to recognize due to dirt, it is considered a violation of the law.”According to current legislation, dirty or unreadable license plates may become grounds for imposing a fine. The police regularly record violations when vehicle license plates are not recognizable due to dirt. In cases where the contamination of the plates is a result of weather conditions, inspectors may limit themselves to a verbal warning. However, experts advise drivers to carefully monitor the condition of their plates and clean them of dirt. This will help avoid unpleasant encounters with the police and save money. Clean license plates are not only a matter of appearance but also your safety on the road. They make the vehicle more visible to the automated violation detection systems. So do not forget to take care of them to avoid unwanted situations on the road.
According to inkorr.com: In light of these new regulations, drivers should pay closer attention to the cleanliness of their vehicles. This is not only a matter of avoiding fines but also basic road safety. Let your car look tidy, and then aesthetics and adherence to traffic rules will go hand in hand.
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