Vanemad autod kaduvad registrist teistmoodi

Vanemad autod kaduvad registrist teistmoodi

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Older cars disappear from the registry differently

Järgmisest aastast maksab sõiduki 800 eurot. Praegu on see maks vaid 15 eurot. Inimestel on veel aega sõiduk registrist enne eemaldada.
Eelmisel aastal kustutati registrist umbes 60 000 sõidukit. Peatatud kandega on veel umbes 130 000 sõidukit. Transpordiameti juhataja Märten Surva ütleb, et puudutab neid sõidukeid, mis on hävinud või mille omanikud on need ise lammutanud.
Kui auto on alles, saab selle viia le ja registrist kustutatakse see tasuta. Sageli lammutatakse auto alles siis, kui seda enam müüa ei saa või kasutada.
Transpordiameti andmetel on autosid müüdud vähem. Sõidukite registreerimisi tehti eelmisel aastal poole vähem kui eelmisel aastal. See näitab, et inimesed ei müü autosid nii palju.
Kliimaministeeriumi juht Margus Tähepõld ütleb, et . Vanemate autode müük võib muutuma ebaotstarbekaks. Seetõttu võivad autod lammutusse jõuda.
Autolammutusliidu tegevjuht Siim Sellik ütleb, et lammutusse toodud autode arv ei ole kasvanud. Registreerimismaks mõjutab turgu ja inimesed hoiavad oma autosid kauem.
Sellik lisab, et on lihtne. Omanikud saavad . Kui auto on uuem, on võimalik saada rohkem raha.
Kuigi registrist kustutati eelmisel aastal palju sõidukeid, ei ole lammutusse jõudnud autode arv kasvanud. Uued maksud mõjutavad tehinguid ja otsuseid, mitte autode hulka teedel.
Starting next year, removing a vehicle from the registry will cost 800 euros. Currently, the fee is only 15 euros. People still have time to remove their vehicles from the registry beforehand.
Last year, approximately 60,000 vehicles were removed from the registry. There are still around 130,000 vehicles with suspended registration. Märten Surva, the director of the Transport Administration, says that the higher fee will affect vehicles that have been scrapped or demolished by their owners.
If the car is still intact, it can be taken to a waste handler, and it will be removed from the registry free of charge. Often, cars are scrapped only when they can no longer be sold or used.
According to Transport Administration data, fewer cars have been sold. Vehicle registrations were halved last year compared to the previous year. This shows that people are not selling cars as much.
Margus Tähepõld, the head of the Climate Ministry, says that taxes influence people's decisions. Selling older cars may become less practical. Therefore, cars may end up being scrapped.
Siim Sellik, the CEO of the Car Scrapping Association, says that the number of cars brought in for scrapping has not increased. The registration fee affects the market, and people are keeping their cars longer.
Sellik adds that official scrapping is simple. Owners receive compensation for their vehicles. If the car is newer, it is possible to get more money.
Although many vehicles were removed from the registry last year, the number of cars that end up being scrapped has not increased. New taxes affect transactions and decisions, not the number of cars on the road.