Drivers have an obligation to stop when ordered to do so by the officer controlling traffic. The fine for failing to do so is:
Penalties: stop orders, wrong direction, turning around and reversing
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Drivers have an obligation to stop when ordered to do so by the officer controlling traffic. Failing to do so again is subject to:
Driving in the wrong direction on bridges regulated by a special system, and on their approach viaducts, is fined:
Driving in the wrong direction on bridges regulated by a special system, and on their approach viaducts, again, is fined:
Anyone who carries out the manoeuvre of turning around or reversing when driving on bridges, flyovers or tunnels is fined:
Anyone who again carries out the manoeuvre of turning around or reversing when driving on bridges, flyovers or tunnels is fined:
Anyone who, when driving, carries out the manoeuvre of turning around or reversing on roads with humps, bends or junctions where visibility is poor is fined:
Anyone who, when driving, carries out the manoeuvre of turning around or reversing at locations where poor visibility or road conditions make them unsuitable for such a manoeuvre is fined:
Anyone who, when driving, again carries out the manoeuvre of turning around or reversing on roads with humps, bends or junctions where visibility is poor is fined:
Anyone who, when driving, again carries out the manoeuvre of turning around or reversing at locations where poor visibility or road conditions make them unsuitable for such a manoeuvre is fined: