24-hour coverage PT
Breaking News Brazil and the world, minute by minute
BREAKING
Eduardo Leite vetoes the end of the vehicle licensing fee in RS: understand the next steps Gonet admite encontro com Vorcaro em Londres, mas diz que não é amigo do banqueiro Corpo de Bombeiros socorre homem após colidir o veículo em um poste de iluminação VÍDEO: Homem é morto a tiros após carro invadir residência em Porto Velho Harry e Meghan mudam filhos de escola após alerta de segurança Martinho da Vila tem razão em rejeitar junção de sambas-enredo, pois gênero é arte, não peça na máquina do Carnaval
States

Eduardo Leite vetoes the end of the vehicle licensing fee in RS: understand the next steps

Governor vetoes the end of licensing for vehicles in RS Governor Eduardo Leite vetoed the bill, approved by the Legislative Assembly, which provided for the end of the licensing fee for vehicles in Rio Grande do Sul. The decision was...

By 365 Breaking News Editorial Team 2 min read Rio Grande do Sul
Eduardo Leite vetoes the end of the vehicle licensing fee in RS: understand the next steps
365 Summary

The fee, which currently costs R$ 114.09, is mandatory for issuing the Vehicle Registration and Licensing Certificate (CRLV), a document that proves the vehicle's legality for circulation. Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp The bill had been unanimously approved by state deputies.

  • The main argument of the proposal is that, since 2019, the physical document is no longer issued, becoming exclusively digital.
  • As a result, there would no longer be the cost of generating paper, which would justify the end of charging drivers.

Editorial reading aid based only on information contained in this story and its identified source.

Governor vetoes the end of licensing for vehicles in RS Governor Eduardo Leite vetoed the bill, approved by the Legislative Assembly, which provided for the end of the licensing fee for vehicles in Rio Grande do Sul. The decision was justified by the financial impact of the measure, which, according to Leite, would remove around R$750 million from public coffers. The fee, which currently costs R$ 114.09, is mandatory for issuing the Vehicle Registration and Licensing Certificate (CRLV), a document that proves the vehicle's legality for circulation. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp The bill had been unanimously approved by state deputies. The main argument of the proposal is that, since 2019, the physical document is no longer issued, becoming exclusively digital. As a result, there would no longer be the cost of generating paper, which would justify the end of charging drivers. In a video published on social media, the governor argued that the loss of revenue would mainly compromise services linked to the area of ??public security and the State Department of Transit (Detran). According to Leite, part of the amount collected is used to purchase vehicles, weapons and new technologies, such as the electronic fencing system. He also highlighted that, in 2021, the state government had already reduced other fees charged by Detran. "This project alone would remove around R$750 million per year from public coffers. It would be the end of a revenue that supports a service that continues to exist and that also finances public security for the people of Rio Grande do Sul," said Leite. With the veto, the proposal returns to the Legislative Assembly. Deputies have a period of 30 days, on an urgent basis, to analyze the governor's decision and vote on whether to maintain or overturn the veto. If it is not voted on during this period, the project will be blocked from the House's voting agenda. There are currently no changes for drivers. Payment of the licensing fee remains mandatory in Rio Grande do Sul. Deputies approve the end of the licensing fee for vehicles in RS DetranRS VIDEOS: Everything about RS