A Lacetti caught fire at the "Qamchiq" pass.

As a result of losing control, the driver crashed into a metal barrier on the side of the road. He exited the vehicle in time and moved to a safe place.

In Bo‘stonliq, a Captiva with the handbrake not engaged fell into a canal.

FVV rescuers pulled the car out of the water. It was reported that there were no casualties.

In Uzbekistan, an environmental fee may be introduced for cars that have been in production for more than 30 years.

The initial phase will cover passenger cars starting from 2026, and from 2027, it will also be applied to buses, minibuses, and trucks.

Liability for allowing children to drive vehicles in Uzbekistan will be strengthened.

It was noted that incidents involving death and serious injuries on the roads are being observed as a result of minors driving vehicles.

The Sergeli automobile market will not be demolished — the mayor's office

Large-scale modernization and beautification works are being carried out in the market.

In Tashkent, cars left in prohibited areas will be taken to the impound lot.

Nowadays, cars left on pedestrian walkways, at stops, and in areas where stopping and parking are prohibited are being evacuated.

In Sirdarya, Damas vehicles that were carrying more children than the permitted number from kindergartens have been identified.

One of the cars had 22 kindergarten children, and the other had 24.