Penalties: passengers, doors and mass transit vehicles

Before the vehicle has come to a complete stop, it is forbidden to enter or get off it, or to load or unload its cargo. The fine for breaking this rule is:

Passengers may be picked up or put down, and cargo loaded or unloaded, only when no danger or inconvenience is caused to other road users. These actions must be carried out as quickly as possible, except when the vehicle has been properly parked or the cargo does not occupy the lane. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden to carry more passengers than the maximum capacity of the vehicle, or to carry passengers in a way that compromises their safety or affects driving safety. The offending driver is fined, for every passenger:

Anyone who opens the doors of a vehicle, keeps them open or gets off the vehicle without first making sure that doing so will not cause danger or inconvenience to other road users is fined:

A driver must slow down or stop to allow a mass transit vehicle to move off from its marked stop. The fine for failing to do so is:

The driver of a mass transit vehicle must stop at the place adapted or created for this purpose. When no such place exists, the driver must stop as close as possible to the roadside or sidewalk on the left of the carriageway. The fine for failing to do so is:

Before moving off, the driver of a mass transit vehicle must signal this intention and take the necessary precautions to prevent accidents. The fine for failing to do so is: