A wide range of leaderships: punishments for traffic offenders are becoming sharp!

A wide range of leaderships: punishments for traffic offenders are becoming sharp!

EU, Europa - The EU Transport Minister has decided to have a significant new law that could affect all traffic offices in the European Union. An EU-wide driving ban is to be introduced if a driver is withdrawn from a driver in a member state due to severe traffic offenses. This package of measures, such as Volksblatt , should help increase traffic safety on European roads. Bálint Nagy, the Hungarian Minister of Transport, emphasized: "This is a key law for traffic safety in Europe." The regulation concerns, among other things, speed overruns, drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs as well as traffic offenses with injuries or death consequences.

New digital driver's license and stricter controls

In addition, the EU Commission plans to modernize the examination and enforcement of traffic rules. As on germany.represation.ec.europa.eu explained that driving licenses should be digital in the future in order to facilitate handling, among other things when renewal or exchange. These measures aim to increase safety in road traffic and increase trust in the traffic rules. Particularly noteworthy is the planned exchange between the Member States in order to improve the enforcement of fines for traffic offenses, which have so far remained unpunished.

The EU sets ambitious goals, including the vision, to reduce the number of racing dead to almost zero by 2050. The new regulations should not only adapt the punishments for violations of international standards, but also to design and examine beginners more intensively. So young drivers have to learn to deal with endangered road users safely, and a minimum sampling time ensures that they gain sufficient experience before they are traveling alone.