Are you allowed to take the police officer to task, does it help you with anything? One of the most discussed issues among drivers in Romania is whether you are or are not allowed to take the police officer to task when you are stopped in traffic. Therefore, in this article we will clarify this confusion of many, helped of course by the letter of the law. 1. Is the traffic police officer obliged to identify himself in front of the driver?
The documents required for car registration in 2016. A series of changes in the process of registering a car appeared in 2016, the necessary documents being displayed on the website of the Bucharest Prefecture or at the headquarters of the Directorate for Driving Licenses and Vehicle Registration (DRPCIV). The most important changes concern the elimination of the need for RAR authenticity for cars registered in Romania or the payment of the tax by the seller for the current year.
The driving exam will take place according to new rules starting in 2017, according to the latest legislative amendments. OUG 41/2016, which contains provisions meant to simplify the existing administrative procedures, thus amends the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 195/2002 regarding road traffic, republished. According to the new articles, the driving exam will take place according to new rules: its theoretical test will be recorded video, and the practical one will be recorded audio and video.
Today, October 5, 2015, we have two very good news for those who want the driving license. The first very good news. The rules of the exam have been modified, so the persons who will take the theoretical driving exam (theory test) starting from today (October 5, 2015) will no longer repeat this exam if they fail the practical test (road test). More exactly, from that date, the persons who will successfully pass the theoretical test will be able to take the practical test several times, if they fail it, during the validity period of the completed courses. In this sense, the candidates will be required…
The latest amendments brought to the Road Traffic Code, which entered into force on February 14, 2015. The latest amendments are related to the transport of children, sanctions are introduced for drivers who transport children in cars without securing them in special seats, boosters and seat belts adapted for them, they will risk being sanctioned with 487 lei. The traffic police officers proposed such a fine to force parents to be responsible and not to play with the lives of children. The fine is reduced by half if it is paid within 48 hours (2 working days).