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Jalisco expected to increase fine for infractions by motorcyclists

Motorcyclists who do not respect their lane and circulate on sidewalks could face more severe fines in Jalisco.

The Commission of Constitutional Points in the State Congress gave the green light to a reform that considers increasing the fine to ten times for users of motorcycles that violate the Mobility Regulation.

Drivers of motorcycles that zigzag between lanes could receive infringement between $806 and $2,418 pesos. Currently, the minimum fine is $80 pesos and a maximum of $403 pesos. The reform must still be voted on in the plenary session of the Congress.

Rocío Corona, president of the . . .

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