After the end of the non-working days, which in most regions of the country will last from October 30 to November 7, the State Duma will consider a bill to abolish the mandatory technical inspection of the transport of individuals. Most of the factions are planning to support the initiative, write “News”.

The head of the State Duma Committee on Transport and Transport Infrastructure Development, a member of United Russia, one of the authors of the project, Yevgeny Moskvichev, approves that the deputies see how Russians service their cars and monitor their condition. “Of course, the committee will support the initiative,” he said.

The Communist Party also supported the law on the abolition of mandatory technical inspection. Membership Aleksey Kurinny recalled that his factions had previously submitted a similar initiative to the State Duma, but its factions were rejected. The first deputy chairman of the Just Russia faction, Oleg Nilov, added that his party advocated this innovation seven years ago.

“We believe that the responsibility for the condition of the car should first of all be borne by its owner, who often simply sold a technical inspection report,” admission of the deputy chairman of the United Russia faction, Adalbi Shkhagoshev.

Pyotr Shkumatov, the coordinator of the Blue Buckets Society, assumes that the majority of Russian car owners will react positively to the bill. In his opinion, drivers are waiting for such changes.

Earlier, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin explained the abolition of mandatory technical inspection on the initiative of United Russia. He believes that he will rule out motorists from an unnecessary and sometimes ineffective procedure.