DRIVING A VEHICLE BY A PERSON WITHOUT DRIVING RIGHT: PROBLEMS OF LEGAL REGULATION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
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One of the types of administrative offenses against the safety of movement and operation of transport is considered by the driver having a disease of the eyes or a dressing apparatus and is obliged in connection with this for medical testimony when managing the vehicle to use special medical facilities expressed in the management of the vehicle without the use of these funds. The norm of an administrative and delicate law is proposed, on the basis of which the attraction of those perpetrators of administrative responsibility for such a violation seems to be legally competent and actually substantiated. The presence of gaps in the legislation and practice of its application and the need to eliminate them by the adoption and application of the regulatory legal act, determining the procedure for the examination of vehicle drivers for finding without medical devices compensating vision deviations from the norm.
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