TCE measure causes fees for CNH exams to rise again in Paraná As of Monday (3), anyone who needs to obtain or renew their National Driving License (CNH) in Paraná will have to pay more for mandatory medical and psychological exams. The change was determined by the State Audit Court (TCE-PR), which ordered the Paraná Traffic Department (Detran-PR) to temporarily return to the rules prior to the law that reduced the value of assessments. ? Follow the g1 PR channel on WhatsApp The cost of medical and psychological exams is now R$ 323.73, with payment made directly to accredited clinics. Until then, state legislation, in force since July 12, had reduced the cost of exams from R$404 to R$180 and determined that payment would be made directly to accredited clinics. Car fleet in Paraná Reproduction/RPC The law in question, approved by the Legislative Assembly of Paraná (Alep), changed the way medical and psychological exams required for issuing and renewing a driver's license are charged. With the change, the value decreased, however, after the legislation came into force, the Detran system was unavailable for several days due to technical problems. Furthermore, several clinics stopped providing services because they disagreed with the new values ??and established rules. The problem was one of the motivators behind the TCE's decision. According to Detran, the decision will be implemented from Monday, when the practical effects on the population will begin. Read also: 'It won't bring it back': Father comments on compensation of R$ 2 million after son's death Death on trail: Employees warned about currents, says delegate BR-277: Accident between trucks and car kills two in Greater Curitiba Request for proof of a viable model The State Court of Auditors determined that Detran provisionally resume the previous conditions until it proves, through technical studies, that the new model is viable and guarantees continuity of service. In a statement, the Association of Driver Training Centers of Paraná stated that the resumption of services depends exclusively on Detran complying with the decision, especially the unblocking of clinic schedules and the resumption of regular distribution of processes. As a result, thousands of drivers were unable to schedule the exams necessary to obtain or renew their license. Detran informed that it was notified of the Court of Auditors' decision and that it took the necessary measures to comply with the determination as of Monday. The body also stated that technical studies support the new charging model provided for in the law. According to the department, contracts with accredited clinics expire in October and, after this period, a new accreditation notice will be published, in accordance with current legislation. Detran's expectation is that, with the new contract, the value of R$ 180 provided for in state law will return to value. *Vitória Smarci is an intern at g1 Paraná. Under the supervision of Caio Budel. Most watched videos on g1 PR See more state news on g1 Paraná.