Road traffic
Traffic fines in Georgia
Traffic fines in Georgia. Georgia traffic fines for speeding, red lights, phones, seat belts, parking and bus lanes, updated through June 2026.

This guide reflects Georgia’s Administrative Offences Code consolidated through June 2026.
Speeding fines
- more than 15 and up to 30 km/h over — GEL 50;
- more than 30 and up to 50 km/h — GEL 100;
- more than 50 km/h — GEL 300;
- creating an accident risk — GEL 400; causing minor damage or injury — GEL 600.
Red lights, signs and road markings
Running a red light, ignoring STOP, Give Way or prohibition signs, and specified overtaking, junction and railway-crossing violations carry GEL 100. Crossing a solid centre line is GEL 50, repeat GEL 100; entering opposing traffic is GEL 200.
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Phone, seat belt and pedestrians
Unlawful phone use while driving — GEL 50; no seat belt — GEL 50; failure to follow pedestrian-priority rules — GEL 40, repeated within one year GEL 150.
Parking and reserved lanes
Prohibited parking is generally GEL 10 and GEL 50 in listed major cities and resorts. Parking on a pavement or crossing is GEL 100 there; blocking accessible parking or a ramp is GEL 200. Same-direction bus-lane misuse is GEL 100; opposite-direction bus lane GEL 200; cycle lane GEL 100.
Appealing a ticket
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Preparation checklist
Fine notice, decision date, vehicle documents and available photos or video
Before deciding
I received a traffic fine
Identify the offence, issuing authority and notification date. Check payment information separately from the appeal route. Compare the incident with the article cited in your decision rather than another driver’s fine.
Official sources
- Matsne — Administrative Offences Code of Georgia
- Matsne — Administrative Offences Code of Georgia
- Matsne — Law of Georgia on Road Traffic
Fees and procedures may change; verify the current official source before applying.
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