“Letters of happiness” - this is what the patrol police call administrative orders that violators of traffic rules receive. The first 2400 of these letters were sent to drivers within three days after the photo and video cameras on the roads were fully operational in the capital.

As of Saturday, June 6, during the first five days of the camera’s operation in the capital, 200,000 violations were recorded. The police note that every day, the number of cases of non-compliance with traffic rules is reduced, says Censor. no.

" If we are talking about the first day of the system’s operation, it was 57,000, then less, "

According to him, now it is possible to achieve the planned effect of the photo and video recording system, but law enforcement authorities do not exclude that there may be fluctuations in the number of violations in the future.

As Biloshitsky explained, offenses recorded by cameras fall into the general information pool and are processed by inspectors.

“If [the inspector] makes sure that everything is normal there and accordingly, he signs the resolution with an electronic signature, which is printed and delivered to the addressee using Ukrposhta,” the law enforcement officer said.

While cameras record only speeding, there are two types of fines.

- speeding more than 20 km / h - 255 hryvnias - speeding more than 50 20 km / h - 510 hryvnias The police also note that for those who pay a fine within 10 days from the receipt of the decision, a discount.

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The Ministry of Internal Affairs has launched a special application " You can download links for Android from the link, and they promise to develop a version for iOS owners in the near future.

“Using the Traffic Fines application, you can easily search for orders issued for a vehicle, and also subscribe to receive notifications of new decisions,” said Deputy Minister of the Interior Sergey Goncharov.