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Japan Traffic Violations: Demerit Point System & Ticket Colors - PLAZA HOMES Poste date: Wednesday, April 8, 2020 Whether you have an international permit or a Japanese driver’s license, Japan’s driving rules remain the same — as do the punishments if you’re caught violating them. If you’re concerned about staying on the right side of the law while behind the wheel, keep reading to find out the basics on Japan’s traffic violations and ticketing system, so you don’t get caught unawares and possibly lose your license. Japan’s Demerit Point System Lifetime Driving Bans in the UK By: Garry Crystal - Updated: 14 Dec 2019| *Discuss Lifetime driving bans are usually given for the most serious driving offences.

Top 25 Causes of Car Accidents Getting into a car accident can lead to several unwanted consequences, including permanent injuries, loss of earnings, etc. Why not do everything you can to avoid a car accident in the first place then? Here at our San Diego personal injury law offices we would like to help you understand the causes of car accidents, and therefore help you learn preventative measures for automobile accidents. While some of these car accident causes may seem obvious and redundant to experienced drivers, this list aims to educate all levels of drivers, from the teenage driver who just got his license, to the senior driver with 40 years experience behind the wheel. Learning to drive a car takes many instructional hours behind the wheel, especially if that driver wants to avoid causing automobile accidents. Let our Top 25 Causes of Car Accidents be your guide towards a lifetime of car accident prevention not just in San Diego, but anywhere.

activation: Mumbai Traffic Police says ‘honk more wait more’, Marketing & Advertising News, ET BrandEquity Mumbai is one of the noisiest cities in the world and a lot of this noise can be traced back to cacophony at the signals. As is commonly observed on Mumbai roads, Mumbaikars honk even when the signal is red! Needless to say, this noise pollution is making the city alarmingly unhealthy to live in. To tackle this honking menace, the Mumbai Traffic Police, in partnership with FCB Interface came up with an innovative solution called The Punishing Signal. Special decibel meters were connected to traffic signals across the island city.

In Finland, speeding tickets are linked to your income Around 3,400 people die in traffic crashes every day, leading to around 1.25 million deaths globally each year. One-third of these deaths are caused by speeding, according to the World Health Organization. With road traffic crashes the leading cause of death among young people, some countries are coming up with innovative ways to stop people speeding. In Finland, speeding fines are linked to salary.

TODAYonline SINGAPORE — Motorists who have accumulated more than half of their maximum allowable demerit points now have a chance to redeem themselves via the Traffic Police’s Safe Driving Course (SDC), set to be introduced next month. Designed to educate motorists on safe driving techniques, correct dangerous driving behaviour and encourage good road habits, the SDC is an enhancement to the Driver Improvement Points System (DIPS). Motorists who complete the SDC will have three demerit points cancelled from their driving records, but they can only get demerit points cancelled twice during their lifetime. Safety on point: Demerit point penalties for traffic violations to start PHUKET: Phuket Provincial Police Deputy Commander Col Phakin Na-ranong, who also serves as the island’s Traffic Police Chief, has confirmed that the points-based system of penalties for those caught breaking traffic laws will begin nationwide on Dec 19. A police officer checks a motorcycle rider’s driver’s licence in Patong this week. Photo: Tanyaluk Sakoot The move is being heralded as a way to finally rein in wayward drivers of cars and motorbikes, who repeatedly flout traffic laws on the premise they can just pay the fine and continue their dangerous driving habits. From Dec 19, police officers issuing tickets for moving violations will update the details of the fine, including which driver has been caught, to a national database which every police station in the country will be able to access, Col Phakin explained. “The system used is the same one that used in issuing e-tickets, which is already connected to the Department of Land Transport database.

Higher fines for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists from April: MHA SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will raise fines for road traffic offences starting Apr 1, in a bid to strengthen deterrence against irresponsible driving. In a press release on Thursday (Feb 21), MHA said that raising composition sums, or fines, would ensure that they remain effective as a deterrent and curb the uptrend in road traffic offences. "It is important to nip unsafe driving in the bud, before serious accidents happen and people are killed or hurt," said MHA. READ: More drink-driving accidents, motorists running red lights: Police

Drive Courteously, Get Free Petrol From TP – Five Stars And a Moon Singapore Traffic Police are rewarding drivers who display good behaviour on roads. You don’t need to be rewarded for being courteous or having a decent attitude to other drivers, but a recent initiative has upped the ante and might perhaps change a few driving habits. The programme has been in effect since October 2013 with 391 motorists being rewarded for their good road graces. Mr Lim was one of seven who was recently rewarded for his courtesy as he gave way to fellow motorist along Upp Changi Road yesterday morning. Mr Lim was pulled over by Traffic Police, a puzzled and slightly anxious Mr Lim complied only to be rewarded for giving way to someone else who was trying to cut into his lane.