Penalties: breakdowns, manoeuvres, junctions and reserved lanes

An offender who parks illegally on the same spot, continuously or repeatedly, is considered to have committed a separate administrative offence for every illegal act detected again in:

Reversing can only be used as an auxiliary manoeuvre or one of recourse. It must be done slowly, by the shortest route and in a way that does not affect traffic. The fine for breaking this rule is:

A driver who intends to turn left must steer in advance, as far as possible, to the left edge of the lane and then make the turn by the shortest route. The fine for failing to do so is:

A driver who intends to turn right must steer in advance to the right side if the road is one-way or, if it is two-way, as close as possible to the centre line, and then follow the driving direction to make the turn. The fine for failing to do so is:

When a breakdown or accident forces a vehicle to stop, its driver must steer it to the far left of the carriageway, unless the vehicle is literally unmovable. The fine for failing to do so is:

When a vehicle cannot be properly parked or removed, its driver must take the necessary measures, especially turning on the hazard warning flashers, to inform other road users of its presence. The fine for failing to do so is:

If a vehicle fails to start, its driver must take measures to have it removed from the road as soon as possible. The fine for failing to do so is:

Repairing a vehicle on a public road is forbidden, except when the repair can be carried out easily and quickly and is indispensable for the vehicle to continue travelling. The fine for breaking this rule is:

Even with right of way, or when the signal lights permit, a driver must avoid driving into a four-way intersection or a three-way junction if it can be foreseen that the vehicle will be immobilised there by heavy traffic. The fine for breaking this rule is:

When a corridor is designated for a specific type of vehicle, those vehicles must use it and other vehicles must stay away from it. The fine for breaking this rule is: