contaminated vehicle that is not marked with a designated label will pay NIS 500 per individual

The Constitutional Committee today approved an amendment to the total fines that would be imposed on diesel-powered cars that would be defined as polluting the environment. According to the new order, the fine for driving a contaminated vehicle that is not marked with a designated label is set at NIS 500 per individual and up to NIS 1,000 for a corporation, with double the fine in case of repeated offense. For operating an old heavy vehicle without a particulate filter, the fine for the individual will be NIS 3,000 and up to NIS 6,000 for the corporation, with a double penalty for repeated offense here as well.
According to the committee in 2008, the Knesset passed the Clean Air Law, which followed the introduction of regulations focusing on the licensing of pollutant vehicles and air pollution in vehicles. In 2018, the Interior and Environmental Protection Committee added arrangements requiring the labeling of a contaminated vehicle, the installation of particulate filters in an old heavy vehicle and a ban on the removal of a particulate filter. This morning, the Minister of Justice, with the consent of the Minister of the Environment, sought to determine two fine offenses under clean air regulations as a fine.