Local police officers will be able to issue traffic fines to users of electric scooters, according to a law promulgated by President Iohannis.
Călin Nicolescu
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The law gives the local police powers to detect and sanction traffic offenses committed by pedestrians, cyclists, mopeds, electric scooters and animal-drawn vehicles. These changes are motivated by the danger to which road users are exposed due to the use of these vehicles.
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Poliţiştii locali vor putea amenda şi conducătorii de trotinete electrice
Legea prin care Poliția Locală primește puteri sporite și va putea amenda trotinetiștii, promulgată @ EurActivRomania
Iohannis muşcă mâna care l-a hrănit cu voturi. Preşedintele a promulgat legea care face ca poliţia locală să poată amenda conducătorii de trotinete electrice
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