The head of the Russian State Road Safety Inspectorate (GIBDD), Mikhail Chernikov, spoke about the state of gadgets on the windshield of a car at a briefing on changes in the list of malfunctions and conditions under which vehicles are prohibited. . Words lead the way DEA News.
In his opinion, if drivers are found to be wearing a tablet that blocks vision on the windshield, the traffic police should not immediately hold them responsible and impose fines, it is better to help them eliminate this violation.
“The employee of the state traffic inspectorate should have said ‘take him somewhere else,’” Chernikov said.
The situation will not change if a fine is imposed, as stated by the head of the traffic police.
Before that, State Duma deputy Vitaly Milonov discussed Chernikov with a proposal to stiffen the penalty for avoiding traffic jams on roadsides and special lanes.
Previously in the State Duma suggested Enter numbers for scooter couriers.