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The road legislation does not expressly prohibit excessive revving of the engine when moving the vehicle from a standstill. However, if this revving is produced intentionally by repeated acceleration of the engine, likely to disturb people present in the area of the public road it falls under aggressive driving and is prohibited according to Article 54^1 paragraph (2) letter i) of OUG 195/2002 (posted below).
The road legislation does not provide an obligation or a prohibition regarding jerking the vehicle controls. However, from the standpoint of preventive driving, jerking the vehicle controls is not recommended.
When you wish to set the vehicle in motion, you have the obligation to signal the maneuver in time, to give priority to all vehicles that are driving on the public road, regardless of their direction of travel, as well as the obligation to make sure that you can perform the maneuver without disturbing the traffic or endangering the safety of the other road users.
The correct answer is: C
OUG* - Article 54^1
(1) Is prohibited the drivers of vehicles to adopt an aggressive behavior in driving them on public roads.
(2) Aggressive behavior means carrying out, on the public road, by the driver of a vehicle, one of the following maneuvers:
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i) the intentional driving of a vehicle by repeated acceleration of the engine, likely to disturb people present in the area of the public road.
The road legislation does not provide anything in this respect.
Regulation** - Article 114
(1) The drivers of motor vehicles and trams are obliged to use their lighting and/or signalling systems as follows:
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g) the direction indicator lights for signalling the change of direction of travel, including when setting the vehicle in motion from a standstill.
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OUG* - Article 54
(1) The driver of the vehicle who performs a maneuver of changing the direction of travel, of exiting from a row of stationary vehicles or entering such a row, of moving to another traffic lane or of turning right or left or who is about to make a U-turn or to move in reverse is obliged to signal in time and to make sure that he can do so without disturbing the traffic or endangering the safety of the other participants in traffic.
(2) Signalling the change of direction of travel must be maintained for the entire duration of the maneuver.
Regulation** - Article 116
(1) The drivers of vehicles are obliged to signal the change of direction of travel, overtaking, stopping and setting the vehicle in motion.
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Regulation** - Article 135
The driver of the vehicle is obliged to give priority also in the following situations:
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f) when setting the vehicle in motion or when entering the public road coming from an adjacent property, to the vehicle that is driving on the public road, regardless of the direction of travel;
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* OUG = EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Code)
** Regulation = REGULATION for the application of OUG 195/2002 updated (Regulation of the Road Code)
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