Штрафи ПДР

ShtrafyPDRbot serves Ukrainian drivers rather than the Russian GIBDD system — its own profile, written in Ukrainian, states it is "designed for receiving and paying traffic fines recorded in automatic mode," meaning fines from automated speed and red-light cameras specifically. With close to 58,000 monthly users according to its public profile, it has a meaningfully larger and more visible user base than most bots in this niche, which is a reasonable signal that it has kept working reliably.

The contact address listed in its profile includes the string "mvs" (the initials of Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs, which oversees traffic enforcement), but that alone does not make it an official government bot — it appears to be an independent developer's tool built on top of public fine data, not a bot operated by the ministry itself. Treat the "mvs" in the contact email as a coincidence worth noting, not proof of official status.

As with every unofficial fine-checker, use it for a quick look and confirm anything with real consequences — an unpaid fine before a border crossing, a payment deadline — through Ukraine's own official state services rather than relying on the bot alone.