Often during the practical exam at the traffic police, a candidate driver makes mistakes and is sent for a retake. Sometimes, especially when the same inspector is taking a second test, the prospective driver gets the feeling that the examiner is deliberately “knocks on” him. We find that such suspicions are sometimes far from unfounded. For example, an unscrupulous employee ‘hints’ the future driver that a bribe must be paid for obtaining the coveted plastic certificate.

By suspecting the traffic police representative of partiality, the examinee can then prove that he was unreasonably “stuffed,” believes Viktor Travin. Now every exam machine must be equipped with service video recorders that record the process of passing the exam. Such a video recording can be evidence of any violations during the driving test.

– The information is then transferred to electronic media and kept for a minimum of one month. If a complaint is lodged, the file must be kept for at least one year. If you disagree with the examiner’s actions, charge the traffic police commission — have them examine your video for violations, Travin recommends.

Often during a practical exam at the traffic police, a candidate driver makes mistakes and is sent for a retake. Sometimes, especially when the same inspector is taking a second test, the prospective driver gets the feeling that the examiner is deliberately “knocks on” him. We find that such suspicions are sometimes far from unfounded. For example, an unscrupulous employee ‘hints’ the future driver that a bribe must be paid for obtaining the coveted plastic certificate.

By suspecting the traffic police representative of partiality, the examinee can then prove that he was unreasonably “stuffed,” believes Viktor Travin. Now every exam machine must be equipped with service video recorders that record the process of passing the exam. Such a video recording can be evidence of any violations during the driving test.

– The information is then transferred to electronic media and kept for a minimum of one month. If a complaint is lodged, the file must be kept for at least one year. If you disagree with the examiner’s actions, charge the traffic police commission — have them examine your video for violations, Travin recommends.