If you think that hitting a pole in a parking lot, damaging a tree or a fence is not considered an accident, then you are completely mistaken. Therefore, if you want to keep your driving record, it is better not to leave the scene of the incident. To compensate for the damage, a runaway motorist can easily file a report with the police.
And when the perpetrator is found, he faces deprivation of his “rights” for up to one and a half years, which is clearly stated in Part 2 of Art. 12.27 of the Administrative Code. Similar liability applies to damage to infrastructure, including even a garbage can.
You may lose your right to drive a vehicle if a driver injured in an accident decides to stop the perpetrator of the accident by pursuing him. This happens quite often, but in this situation the victim is also breaking the law. After all, even when trying to detain the villain, you essentially leave the scene the same way he does. This means that responsibility affects each of the participants in the incident. According to the same Article 12.27 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, in such a situation you can remain without “rights” for a period of 1 to 1.5 years.
Finally, you will have to say goodbye to your driver’s license if the license plate is incorrectly mounted on the car. Very often, due to a cracked license plate frame, drivers place a “can” under the glass in the car. A similar action is often performed after an accident, where it is not possible to screw the license plate to the bumper or trunk door.
Meanwhile, for such a non-standard and not legally regulated location of the State Road Safety Inspectorate, the traffic police will immediately deprive the driver of the opportunity to drive a car. The penalties for violating the rules for installing state signs are the same as for driving without them: deprivation of the right to drive for up to 3 months. Do not you believe me? To help – Art. 12.2 Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.
If you think that hitting a pole in a parking lot, damaging a tree or a fence is not considered an accident, then you are completely mistaken. Therefore, if you want to keep your driving record, it is better not to leave the scene of the incident. To compensate for the damage, a runaway motorist can easily file a report with the police.
And when the perpetrator is found, he faces deprivation of his “rights” for up to one and a half years, which is clearly stated in Part 2 of Art. 12.27 of the Administrative Code. Similar liability applies to damage to infrastructure, including even a garbage can.
You may lose your right to drive a vehicle if a driver injured in an accident decides to stop the perpetrator of the accident by pursuing him. This happens quite often, but in this situation the victim is also breaking the law. After all, even when trying to detain the villain, you essentially leave the scene the same way he does. This means that responsibility falls on each of the participants in the incident. According to the same Article 12.27 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, in such a situation you can remain without “rights” for a period of 1 to 1.5 years.
Finally, you will have to say goodbye to your driver’s license if the license plate is incorrectly mounted on the car. Very often, due to a cracked license plate frame, drivers place a “can” under the glass in the car. A similar action is often performed after an accident, where it is not possible to screw the license plate to the bumper or trunk door.
Meanwhile, for such a non-standard and not legally regulated location of the State Road Safety Inspectorate, the traffic police will immediately deprive the driver of the opportunity to drive a car. The penalties for violating the rules for installing state signs are the same as for driving without them: deprivation of the right to drive for up to 3 months. Do not you believe me? To help – Art. 12.2 Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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