Driving a vehicle at a speed which is lower than the maximum permitted speed limit is allowed and is not considered to be aggressive behaviour.
Is prohibited the adoption of aggressive behaviour in driving them on public roads. The repeated use of sound and/or light signals of a nature to oblige unjustifiably the driver of the vehicle who moves in front of him to clear the traffic lane, as well as the driving of the moped or motorcycle having in contact with the carriageway only one of the wheels are considered to be aggressive behaviour, being prohibited the performing of these maneuvers on public roads.
The adoption of aggressive behaviour in driving vehicles on public roads is sanctioned contraventionally, as follows:
The correct answer is: B and C
Regulation** - Article 121
(1) The drivers of vehicles are obliged to respect the maximum speed allowed on the road section on which they travel and for the category to which the driven vehicle belongs, as well as that required through the means of signalling.
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OUG* - Article 99
(1) Constitute contraventions and are sanctioned with the fine provided in penalty class I the following acts committed by natural persons:
1. the driving of a motor vehicle unjustifiably at a speed at least 10 km/h below the mandatory minimum limit established on the respective road section;
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OUG* - Article 54^1
(1) Is prohibited the drivers of vehicles to adopt aggressive behaviour in driving them on public roads.
(2) By aggressive behaviour is understood the performing, on the public road, by the driver of the vehicle, of one of the following maneuvers:
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e) the repeated use of sound and/or light signals of a nature to oblige unjustifiably the driver of the vehicle who moves in front of him to clear the traffic lane;
f) the driving of the moped or motorcycle having in contact with the carriageway only one of the wheels;
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* OUG = EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Traffic Code)
** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Traffic Code Regulation)
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