Global interesting traffic regulations inventory, a country without a driver's license is also on the road?

As the saying goes, many countries and regions will formulate some special laws or regulations according to their own specific conditions, which will naturally involve traffic regulations. There are actually some interesting rules among these special rules, so I decided to share them with you today. ...

Australia: Be sure to lock the car when you leave.

In New South Wales, Australia and other regions, drivers are required by law to lock the car when they leave the car more than 65,438+00 feet (3 meters), and at the same time, ensure that the window opening does not exceed 3 inches (7.62 cm). But this rule does not apply to vehicles without locks and windows at all, which means that if you drive a jeep shepherd like the above, you can ignore this rule.

Bahrain: Violating traffic regulations may lead to imprisonment.

It's best not to violate traffic laws in Bahrain, because even the slightest traffic violation will put you in prison. Take running a red light as an example. If caught, he will face six months' imprisonment and a fine of 500 Bahraini dinars (about 9072 yuan). If running a red light causes economic losses, the maximum penalty is 1 year imprisonment and a fine of 3000 Bahraini dinars.

Cyprus: You are not allowed to eat while driving.

Local regulations in Cyprus prohibit drivers from eating while driving, because drivers should always hold the steering wheel with both hands. In addition, like many Nordic countries, you must always turn on the lights when driving in Cyprus, because their traffic laws are so determined.

France: You can drive without a driver's license.

Many places stipulate that you can't drive without a driver's license, but France is an exception. Of course, although you can drive legally without a driver's license, there are still many restrictions. For example, drivers must be 14 years old and get permission to get on the road, and they can only drive small cars with less than 8 horsepower, and the speed cannot be higher than 45 km/h.

German: expressway can't run out of oil.

Many German expressway have no speed limit, but they all stipulate that you can't stop at high speed because there is no oil. The department that formulated this regulation thinks that you can take the initiative to avoid running out of oil, and it is also very dangerous to stop at high speed without speed limit, so this regulation has been issued. As for the violation, you have to pay a fine of 70 euros.

Spain: You can't wear headphones while driving.

Spain stipulates that you can't wear headphones when driving, whether it's for listening to music or as a hands-free mobile phone.

Switzerland: Find a car wash shop after washing the car.

In Switzerland, drivers are not allowed to wash their cars on the roadside or at home, because local laws stipulate that Swiss citizens cannot pour anything that may cause water pollution into the sewer, including foam for car washing. So if you want to wash your car in Switzerland, you must go to the car wash shop.

Thailand: You can't drive naked.

Thailand is located in the tropics, and the weather is hot and humid, but the local regulations still stipulate that drivers can't drive naked, and drivers of cars, motorcycles and bicycles need to abide by this regulation. It is said that this regulation will also apply to 20 14 tourists driving in China.

United States: pickup trucks can carry people.

Although it is very dangerous to carry people in the cargo pocket of pickup trucks, it is probably because of the state tradition that drivers in Hawaii can do so. Of course, the local laws also stipulate that all passengers in the cargo package must be 12 years old or older, and only when the car is full are people allowed to carry people in the cargo package.

USA: No tires ring.

In Derby, Kansas, USA, it is not allowed to take a car for linear acceleration and draw donuts. Once found and reported, it will be better than facing the crime of "informing" (? Tires), if convicted, will be fined $500 or 30 days in prison.

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