Kazakhstan to Toughen Penalties for Persistent Traffic Violators
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Kazakhstan plans to revise its approach to persistent traffic law violators. Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov proposed depriving frequent offenders of discounts on fines and increasing penalties proportionally with the number of violations. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is studying the introduction of a points system, similar to that used in some foreign countries. Deputy Interior Minister Igor Lepyokha announced that a bill on points for traffic violations is planned to be submitted to parliament before the end of 2026. Drivers who accumulate 20 points may face license suspension and retaking the driving test.
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