Relief for Wallet Arrives for Traffic: Chamber Approves Bill 451/24 Authorizing Installment Payments of Traffic Fines for Drivers with Disabilities, Amends the Traffic Code and Could Curb the So-Called Fine Industry

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Published on 19/12/2025 at 22:27

Updated on 19/12/2025 at 23:13

Câmara aprova PL 451/24 que autoriza parcelamento de multas de trânsito para motoristas com deficiência e responsáveis legais.

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The Finance and Taxation Committee Approved Bill 451/24, Which Amends the Brazilian Traffic Code to Allow Installments of Fines for Drivers with Disabilities, with Specific Rules, Requirement for Interstate Agreements, and Direct Impact on Default with Traffic Agencies

The Finance and Taxation Committee of the Chamber of Deputies approved Bill 451/24, which creates the installment plan for traffic fines for drivers with disabilities, amends the Brazilian Traffic Code, and establishes specific rules for infractions occurring outside the state of registration.

The approved proposal allows the installment of traffic fines for drivers with disabilities and for those responsible for individuals with disabilities, maintaining the obligation to fully settle the penalties provided by the traffic legislation.

The text defines that when the vehicle is registered in another state, the installment of traffic fines will only apply if there is an agreement between the traffic agencies of the state of registration and the state of the infraction.

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Amendment

During the analysis, the rapporteur modified the original wording to replace the expression “without monetary increase of any nature” with “with favorable conditions,” seeking balance between social benefit and fiscal prudence.

According to Dayany, the change maintains the installment of traffic fines as a mandatory rule for beneficiaries, ensuring differentiated treatment relative to general rules, with greater practical viability.

Next Steps

The project will still be analyzed, in a conclusive manner, by the Committee on Constitution, Justice, and Citizenship, and to become law it needs to be approved by the Chamber and the Senate, fulfilling all stages of the legislative process.

Source: Chamber News Agency

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Dailton Gomes

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21/12/2025 13:54

Avanço importante na vida dos deficientes, nessa lei deveria também abranger estacionamento livre e grátis em qualquer estabelecimento no território nacional inclusive nos estacionamentos privativos dos órgãos, federais, estaduais e municipais.

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Relief for Wallet Arrives for Traffic: Chamber Approves Bill 451/24 Authorizing Installment Payments of Traffic Fines for Drivers with Disabilities, Amends the Traffic Code and Could Curb the So-Called Fine Industry

The Finance and Taxation Committee Approved Bill 451/24, Which Amends the Brazilian Traffic Code to Allow Installments of Fines for Drivers with Disabilities, with Specific Rules, Requirement for Interstate Agreements, and Direct Impact on Default with Traffic Agencies

Amendment

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The Finance and Taxation Committee Approved Bill 451/24, Which Amends the Brazilian Traffic Code to Allow Installments of Fines for Drivers with Disabilities, with Specific Rules, Requirement for Interstate Agreements, and Direct Impact on Default with Traffic Agencies

Amendment

Next Steps

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