Strict regulations have been introduced for road users moving at a slower pace than other traffic participants. Drivers travelling slower than the permitted speed must exit the traffic flow at the first available opportunity to avoid obstructing others. This measure aims to ensure safety and traffic fluidity, and to reduce the risk of accidents caused by sudden braking or abrupt manoeuvres.
A fine of €130 is prescribed for failing to comply with this obligation. This measure aims to encourage drivers to respect regulations and reduce the risk of accidents caused by sudden braking or abrupt manoeuvres. In cases where a vehicle is travelling at less than half the permitted speed, the driver must activate all four direction indicators. This measure aims to warn other road users of the presence of a slow-moving vehicle, allowing them to adjust and avoid accidents.
An exception to the rule of activating all four direction indicators applies when the vehicle uses a yellow rotating light. This exception aims to ensure that emergency service vehicles, such as ambulances, fire engines, and police cars, can navigate through traffic freely, regardless of whether all direction indicators are activated. This measure aims to ensure that emergency services can reach accident scenes quickly, preventing further accidents and injuries.
A fine of €30 applies for failing to activate all four direction indicators when travelling at less than half the permitted speed. This measure aims to encourage drivers to respect regulations and reduce the risk of accidents caused by sudden braking or abrupt manoeuvres. In cases where a vehicle is travelling at less than half the permitted speed and does not activate all four direction indicators, the driver will be fined €30. This measure aims to ensure that all road users are aware of the presence of slow vehicles and can adjust accordingly to avoid accidents.
