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A teenager without a license and on a moped was caught in Ust-Kulom

the 14-year-old was riding with the permission of his parents.

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A teenager without a license and on a moped was caught in Ust-Kulom

In the village of Ust-Kulom, traffic police stopped the Sigma moped, which was driven by a teenager born in 2012. The incident occurred on October 22. The teenager did not have a driver's license and did not study at a driving school, but drove a vehicle with the permission of his parents.

In respect of the young driver, a protocol was drawn up under Article 12.7 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation for driving without rights. The materials were transferred to the commission on juvenile affairs. The owner of the moped faces a fine of 30 thousand rubles for the transfer of control to a person who does not have rights.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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