Fiscalização recolhe 15 autopropelidos em pouco mais de uma semana em Cascavel

Cascavel's streets are buzzing, but not for the right reasons! In just over a week, *autopropelidos* and ciclomotores are facing serious consequences under the new legislation.

Authorities have already removed 15 vehicles to impound lots after just one week of enforcing new regulations. These confiscations stem from a range of violations, with a significant number being the lack of mandatory safety equipment.

Key issues include riders not wearing helmets and missing rearview mirrors. While officers do offer a grace period for common violations like missing helmets, repeated non-compliance leads to the vehicle being impounded.

The new law targets essential safety features and proper documentation. Drivers are reminded to ensure their vehicles are road-ready, from tires to necessary paperwork, and riders must meet the minimum age requirement of 16.

Fines for non-compliance are steep, with initial penalties around R$126. However, the first infraction can be a gateway to a free traffic safety course, offering an alternative to immediate payment.

Fines are now tied to the responsible party's CPF, and unaddressed penalties can escalate to outstanding debt. To streamline identification and compliance, users can voluntarily register their vehicles.

This municipal registration isn't mandatory but serves as a crucial tool for tracking vehicle and owner information, simplifying future inspections and aiding in recovery efforts for stolen or lost vehicles. The process, managed by the Autarquia de Trânsito de Cascavel, requires equipment details, photos, and proof of purchase.

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