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Many motorists react quite nervously to traffic police officers standing along the road. Moreover, the vast majority of car owners are completely law-abiding citizens who obey the rules
Almost every motorist has at least once seen a video in which brave police officers chase a car that did not stop at their first request – with shouting over the loudspeaker, shooting and other “action”. Which in the vast majority of cases ends in an accident with the fugitive’s vehicle. No one wants to find themselves in this role, which creates a certain “nervousness” for the driver while moving “in the affected area” of the traffic police patrol.
However, if you are driving at a decent speed in the left lane and an inspector suddenly waves a striped baton at you from the side of the road, you are not far from trouble. A nervous (for the reason described above) car owner will frantically hit the brakes and run into the right lane, causing an accident. There is also plenty of video footage of such incidents on the internet. It turns out that if you haven’t violated anything, is it safer for everyone in such a situation to simply “ignore” the request to stop?
There is another category of drivers. They have a “tunnel” perception of the surrounding reality. And sometimes they simply did not pay attention to a flicker of people in uniform on the side of the road and calmly “saw” past the inspector waving a striped stick.
If you think that a leisurely drive past a man who wants to stop you is sure to end in shooting and handcuffs, we’re in for a big disappointment. A car that slowly passes in front of a soldier usually doesn’t get the honor of becoming a participant in a cinematic video.
In addition, the police officer sometimes realizes that the driver simply did not pay attention to him and decides that it is easier to stop the next “customer” than to waste time chasing an unsuspecting summer resident to familiarize himself with his “rights” ‘ and STS. . But of course, in such a situation, traffic police officers more often drop everything and, turning on the “light music” of the patrol car, after a mile and a half they slow down the citizen, afraid of such attention. Furthermore, as a rule, it turns out that from a legal point of view there are no claims against the driver – except, of course, for the unnoticed wave of the striped bar.
For this he will be fined 500-800 rubles under Part 2 of Art. 12.25 of the Code of Administrative Offenses – “failure to comply with a lawful request of a police officer… to stop a vehicle.” It can be paid within 20 days at 50 percent. That is, an unnoticed or ignored wave of the striped stick will “cost” the motorist only 250-400 rubles. Not a particularly big loss for personal finances.
Almost every motorist has at least once seen a video in which brave police officers chase a car that did not stop at their first request – with shouting over the loudspeaker, shooting and other “action”. Which in the vast majority of cases ends in an accident with the fugitive’s vehicle. No one wants to find themselves in this role, which creates a certain “nervousness” for the driver while moving “in the affected area” of the traffic police patrol.
However, if you are driving at a decent speed in the left lane and an inspector suddenly waves a striped baton at you from the side of the road, you are not far from trouble. A nervous (for the reason described above) car owner will frantically hit the brakes and run into the right lane, causing an accident. There is also plenty of video footage of such incidents on the internet. It turns out that if you haven’t violated anything, is it safer for everyone in such a situation to simply “ignore” the request to stop?
There is another category of drivers. They have a ‘tunnel’ perception of the surrounding reality. And sometimes they simply did not pay attention to a flicker of people in uniform on the side of the road and calmly “saw” past the inspector waving a striped stick.
If you think that a leisurely drive past a man who wants to stop you is sure to end in shooting and handcuffs, we’re in for a big disappointment. A car that slowly passes in front of a soldier usually doesn’t get the honor of becoming a participant in a cinematic video.
In addition, the police officer sometimes realizes that the driver simply did not pay attention to him and decides that it is easier to stop the next “customer” than to waste time chasing an unsuspecting summer resident to familiarize himself with his “rights” ‘ and STS. . But of course, in such a situation, traffic police officers more often drop everything and, turning on the “light music” of the patrol car, after a mile and a half they slow down the citizen, afraid of such attention. Furthermore, as a rule, it turns out that from a legal point of view there are no claims against the driver – except, of course, for the unnoticed wave of the striped bar.
For this he will be fined 500-800 rubles under Part 2 of Art. 12.25 of the Code of Administrative Offenses – “failure to comply with a lawful request of a police officer… to stop a vehicle.” It can be paid within 20 days at 50 percent. That is, an unnoticed or ignored wave of the striped stick will “cost” the motorist only 250-400 rubles. Not a particularly big loss for personal finances.
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