Search Brazilian traffic infractions by article or keyword — see the severity, points and fine amount from the CTB.
Brazilian traffic infractions are classified into four severity levels, each with a fixed point count and fine amount set by law. Minor infractions carry 3 points, medium 4, serious 5, and very serious 7. The fine amounts are updated periodically — the values here come from the most recent published figures. A driver accumulates up to 40 points before the license is suspended, though very serious infractions can trigger immediate suspension regardless of points.
The table is searchable by article number or by keyword. It covers the most commonly cited infractions, from speeding and red lights to seatbelts and mobile phone use. Each entry shows the CTB article, the description, the severity, the points and the fine amount. Multipliers apply in specific cases — driving under the influence, for example, carries a very serious classification with a multiplied fine.
This is a reference tool, not legal advice. The CTB is updated by law, and the fine amounts are adjusted. The date at the bottom tells you when the table was last reviewed.
They are from the date shown at the bottom. Fine amounts are updated by resolution, so check the official source if the date is old.
The license is suspended. The count resets after 12 months without new infractions of the same severity.
Some do, regardless of points — driving under the influence (art. 165) and racing (art. 167), for example.
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No. It is a reference based on the published law. For specific cases, consult a traffic lawyer.
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