Translated with AI from the Russian original.

On November 1, new rules for processing violations related to crossing horizontal road markings will come into force in Uzbekistan. The changes were approved by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 596 dated October 29, 2026. According to the document, traffic patrol service officers will not issue administrative offense reports for crossing solid lines 1.1 and 1.3 in a section up to 50 meters before intersections and up to 20 meters before U-turn points.

At the same time, the authorities are expanding the capabilities of automated enforcement for other violations. Photo and video systems will be able to detect drivers and passengers traveling without fastened seat belts. To do this, the equipment must meet the established technical requirements and automatically transmit the received data to the “Administrative Practice” system. Thus, monitoring the use of seat belts can be carried out without the direct involvement of an inspector.

The resolution also clarifies the rules for designating stationary radars. Sign 5.43 “Radar” will be required to be installed directly in the device's coverage zone, as well as warn drivers about it in advance. The advance warning sign must be placed 250–500 meters before the radar.

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