The BCA, which serves as the index for determining taxes, state fees, duties, administrative fines, and public service charges, will rise by nearly 7 percent, shifting from the current UZS 412,000 to UZS 440,000. Because traffic penalties are legally tied to this financial index, the cost of traffic offenses will automatically climb at the same rate.
The previous adjustment to the economic indicator took place on August 1, 2025, when the BCA was raised from UZS 375,000 to UZS 412,000.
A clear comparison of the current rates and the incoming penalty structure reveals how specific violations will be impacted:
Traffic violation | Current fine | New fine (from September 1) |
Unbuckled seat belt | UZS 206,000 | UZS 220,000 |
Disobeying road signs or driving on pedestrian paths | UZS 206,000 | UZS 220,000 |
Missing first-aid kit, vest, fire extinguisher, warning triangle, or technical inspection | UZS 206,000 | UZS 220,000 |
Driving without required vehicle documentation | UZS 412,000 | UZS 440,000 |
Operating a vehicle without valid insurance |
