Novice drivers may be prohibited from driving cars with more than 150 horsepower. with. According to Yero, about a third of all accidents on Russian roads are caused by novice drivers. They often drive their cars extremely dangerously, leading to accidents, including fatalities. In addition, less than half of driving school graduates can pass the theory test the first time. Against this background, the president of the National Automobile Association (NAU) Anton Shaparin addressed the head of the Ministry of Interior Vladimir Kolokoltsev with a proposal to ban drivers with less than three years of experience from driving cars with a power of more than 150 hp. with. The violators are proposed to be punished with a fine of 5 to 15 thousand rubles. According to the author of the initiative, such drivers, due to lack of appropriate experience, do not always understand the consequences of fast and dangerous driving, and sometimes do not feel high speed. In addition, such drivers often become malicious traffic violators who display their "achievements" on social networks. In this context, it is proposed to introduce constant monitoring of the social networks with subsequent responsibility for violators.

Novice drivers may be prohibited from driving cars with more than 150 horsepower. with. According to Yero, about a third of all accidents on Russian roads are caused by novice drivers. They often drive their cars extremely dangerously, leading to accidents, including fatalities. In addition, less than half of driving school graduates can pass the theory test the first time. Against this background, the president of the National Automobile Association (NAU) Anton Shaparin addressed the head of the Ministry of Interior Vladimir Kolokoltsev with a proposal to ban drivers with less than three years of experience from driving cars with a power of more than 150 hp. with. The violators are proposed to be punished with a fine of 5 to 15 thousand rubles. According to the author of the initiative, such drivers, due to lack of appropriate experience, do not always understand the consequences of fast and dangerous driving, and sometimes do not feel high speed. In addition, such drivers often become malicious traffic violators who display their "achievements" on social networks. In this context, it is proposed to introduce constant monitoring of the social networks with subsequent responsibility for violators.