Question 1

What is TUGANQ?

Accepted Answer

TUGANQ is an Armenian legal reference portal providing comprehensive information about traffic fines, state duties, and legal procedures in Armenia. Available in Armenian, English, and Russian.

Question 2

How can I pay a traffic fine in Armenia?

Accepted Answer

Traffic fines can be paid through banks, mobile apps, or online via e-gov.am portal. According to Article 299 of the Code on Administrative Offenses, paying 70% within 15 days of receiving the decision is considered full payment (effectively a 30% discount).

Question 3

What are the most common traffic fines in Armenia?

Accepted Answer

Most common fines include: speeding (20,000-29,000 AMD depending on excess), running red lights (25,000 AMD with 2 penalty points), illegal parking (10,000-20,000 AMD), and driving without a seatbelt (10,000 AMD).

Question 4

What is the penalty point system in Armenia?

Accepted Answer

According to Article 25.1, drivers are given 13 penalty points per year. If accumulated points reach 13 or more, the driving license is suspended for 6 months. Points are reset annually.

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