Prometna pravila i sigurnost - Švicarska

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Sigurnosni pojasevi
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Semafori

0,1 mg/ml Novice drivers (driving license on probation)
0,1 mg/ml Professional drivers (trucks, buses, transport of dangerous goods)
0,5 mg/ml Vozači

Forbidden lanes are indicated by specific road signs.
Bicycle routes are reserved for bicyclists.
Sidewalks are reserved for pedestrians.
Bus lanes are reserved for buses (public transport).
The emergency lane may not be used except where this is expressly permitted (e.g. by a road sign).
Red light in the shape of a cross means that the lane may not be used.

Respective penalties:

driving with a vehicle on sidewalk (100 CHF)
driving with a vehicle on tram rail tracks (60 CHF)
driving with a vehicle on bus lane (60 CHF)
driving with a vehicle on bicycle lane (100 CHF)

Forbidden drugs (special focus as regards novice drivers)

THC (cannabis)

Methylamphetamine

MDMA (ecstasy)

Heroin

Amphetamine

Methamphetamin

	Vozači ne smiju koristiti mobilne telefone bez dodatne opreme za razgovor bez upotrebe rukupenalty of 100 CHF
	Vozači smiju koristiti mobilne telefone s dodatnom opremom za razgovor bez upotrebe ruku
The driver has to follow the traffic. He has to guarantee no distraction at any time by any communication device (navigation devices, radio, computers etc.)

Sigurnosna oprema za biciklisteCyclists must have a bell, except when the mass of the bike is less than 11kg.
	Sigurnosna oprema za automobileTrokut upozorenja
	Mandatory day time running lightEffective as of 01.01.2014

	Motocikli s bočnom prikolicom ili bez njeHelmet must comply with UN ECE Regulation 22
	Laki i teški četverocikliHelmet must comply with UN ECE Regulation 22
	Laki i teški tricikliHelmet must comply with UN ECE Regulation 22
	MopediHelmet must comply with UN ECE Regulation 22
	BicikliDrivers do not need to wear a helmet provided that the maximum speed is not higher than 20km/h

The use of seat belts and child restraint systems is mandatory. Child restraint systems are not compulsory for children above the age of 12 and taller than 1,50 m

Seats belts are not compulsory for:

passengers with specific medical certificate; for journeys abroad passengers get a medical certificate by the local (cantonal) authorities according to Directive 91/671/EEC as amended
delivery vehicles which do not drive faster than 25km/h
driving at walking pace
operational staff and passengers in public transport (e.g. buses, coaches, trams)