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Until recently, the list of technical problems with which the car is not allowed to drive away was quite short. But soon an updated list of malfunctions will
From September 1, 2023, Russian motorists will begin to live with a new “List of malfunctions and conditions under which driving vehicles is prohibited.” This now includes a driving ban for vehicles with studded tires in the summer months and with summer wheels in the winter. In addition, from September it will no longer be possible to drive with a broken or unstable horn.
If the car is equipped with gas balloon equipment – even methane, even propane-butane – an appropriate sign must be affixed to the body. It looks like a green diamond in a white frame with the abbreviation CIS or KPG in the middle.
The listing specifically states that the car is not licensed to drive with a non-functioning ABS. If such a signal lights up on the “cleared” – that’s all, “stop the car! “It is curious that now the document also contains problems with the suspension and transmission, which exclude operation without repair. discover, but still…
Separately, there is a ban on equipping a car with non-standard grilles – called “kenguryatniks”. In addition, the new order does not allow the installation of additional items or coatings that limit visibility from the driver’s seat.
If you follow the letter of the document, even a car DVR will be banned from September 1, 2023. Its presence on the windshield will be the basis for the traffic police officer to impose a fine of 500 rubles on the driver under Art. 12.5 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for “driving a vehicle in the presence of malfunctions or conditions under which operation of the vehicle is prohibited.”
A piquant detail is that recently in many regions of Russia, traffic police officers, along with a resolution on this article, also issue an official demand to the driver to fix the identified malfunction. If you get behind the wheel of a car with such papers and drive away, you can face court – already under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for failure to comply with an employee’s legal requirements. It provides for a penalty of up to 15 days of arrest.
The only way out in this case is to call a tow truck and take the car out of the eyes of the police. For example, as early as September 1, one can expect heartbreaking stories on social networks about how a driver had to look for special vehicles for a personal car because of a faulty horn, a missing sticker about installed gas equipment or a DVR bracket that refused to be removed from the windshield. to peel in the presence of a traffic policeman.
From September 1, 2023, Russian motorists will begin to live with a new “List of malfunctions and conditions under which driving vehicles is prohibited.” This now includes a driving ban for vehicles with studded tires in the summer months and with summer wheels in the winter. In addition, from September it is impossible to drive with a broken or unstable horn.
If the car is equipped with gas balloon equipment – even methane, even propane-butane – an appropriate sign must be affixed to the body. It looks like a green diamond in a white frame with the abbreviation CIS or KPG in the middle.
The listing specifically states that the car is not licensed to drive with a non-functioning ABS. If such a signal lights up on the “cleared” – that’s all, “stop the car! “It is curious that now the document also contains problems with the suspension and transmission, which exclude operation without repair. discover, but still…
Separately, there is a ban on equipping a car with non-standard grilles – called “kenguryatniks”. In addition, the new order does not allow the installation of additional items or coatings that limit visibility from the driver’s seat.
If you follow the letter of the document, even a car DVR will be banned from September 1, 2023. Its presence on the windshield will be the basis for the traffic police officer to impose a fine of 500 rubles on the driver under Art. 12.5 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for “driving a vehicle in the presence of malfunctions or conditions under which operation of the vehicle is prohibited.”
A piquant detail is that recently in many regions of Russia, traffic police officers, along with a resolution on this article, also issue an official demand to the driver to fix the identified malfunction. If you get behind the wheel of a car with such papers and drive away, you can face court – already under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for failure to comply with an employee’s legal requirements. It provides for a penalty of up to 15 days of arrest.
The only way out in this case is to call a tow truck and take the car out of the eyes of the police. For example, as early as September 1, one can expect heartbreaking stories on social networks about how a driver had to look for special vehicles for a personal car because of a faulty horn, a missing sticker about installed gas balloon equipment or a DVR bracket refusing to detach from the windshield in the presence of a traffic police officer.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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