Penalties: signals, horn and lights

A driver who intends to slow down or move sideways must give the corresponding signals in advance, so as to prevent accidents. The fine for failing to do so is:

Acoustic signals must only be used to prevent an accident or to tell the driver of the vehicle to be overtaken, in advance, of the intention to overtake. The fine for breaking this rule is:

When driving at night, acoustic signals must be replaced by lighting signals. The fine for breaking this rule is:

At night or when there is not enough visibility, dipped headlights must be used and, when the road is well lit, these must be replaced by sidelights. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden to use full-beam headlights when the vehicle in motion is less than 100 metres from the one in front. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden to use full-beam headlights on bridges, flyovers and in tunnels. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden to use full-beam headlights when meeting oncoming vehicles or pedestrians. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden to use full-beam headlights when the vehicle is not in motion or is halted. The fine for breaking this rule is: