ARTICLE 14.TRAINING. The training required for persons to drive motor vehicles and motorcycles on public roads must be carried out by legally authorised motor vehicle training centres. Automotive schools or academies that currently hold a valid permit from the Ministry of Transportation will automatically be authorized to train drivers and instructors according to the authorized categories and will have a twelve-month period to adapt to the new regulations. See art. 1, Decision of the Ministry of Transport 500 of 2003 2 LEGAL FRAMEWORK National traffic regulations Traffic authoritiesMandatory documents Driving licence Practical workshop: Management of national traffic rules. 4 COMPARISON OF DEFINITIONS: Order of submission to authority. HIGHLIGHT: Hill protruding from the road DRIVER`s LICENSE: Document authorizing you to drive a vehicle. TRAFFIC OFFICER: A person representing the traffic authority. ARTICLE 77 PARKING RULES. On highways and in rural areas, vehicles can only park off-road by installing refractive panels during the day and parking and hazard lights at night. Any person who ignores this article shall be fined by the competent authority in the amount of thirty (30) applicable statutory daily minimum wages. ARTICLE 153 JUDICIAL RESOLUTION.
In legal terms, a court decision is understood as the judgment imposing a penalty of suspension of the driving licence. • Management and implementation of the National Traffic Register with regard to competencies in accordance with the guidelines indicated therein by the Ministry of Transport. • Preparation of plans and programmes in the field of public transport in the municipality and taking charge of the implementation and execution of projects in accordance with the corresponding systems, in accordance with the adopted systems and mechanisms. • Directs, organizes and monitors transit matters in the jurisdiction and ensures compliance with applicable regulations; • Implementation and enforcement of transit and transport provisions • Coordination with the Ministry of Transport on the implementation of the Transit and Transport Directives; • Conclusion of agreements or contracts necessary for the performance of their functions; • Implementation of preventive measures and technical and human assistance to road users. • Effective management of the assets and means of its assets, making investments that contribute to its increase, in accordance with the legal norms that govern the subject • Regulation and supervision of the signalling system • Processing of the issuance of driving licenses and other documents necessary for the exercise of functions • Request the establishment of a school of teachers and other documents, necessary for the performance of duties • Request the creation of an educational school certified by the Ministry of Transport • Application of control measures relating to the regulation of public parking and parking on streets and public places, including • Prevention of a general information system on mobility • Management of investment credits with the various financial institutions • The others, which are governed by law and the The specified regulatory standards are 3.6. MOBILITY AND PUBLIC TRANSIT Road signs Road signs or road signs are signs used on public roads to transmit the necessary information1 to users who. PARAGRAPH 2 Pedestrians subject to the above prohibitions are liable to a fine equal to the applicable statutory daily wage, without prejudice to other civil, criminal and police measures arising from their responsibility and conduct. Within the urban perimeter, crossing should only be through approved areas such as pedestrian bridges, crosswalks and street entrances.
ARTICLE 59 RESTRICTIONS ON SPECIAL PEDESTRIANS. • The pedestrians listed below must be accompanied when crossing the tracks by persons over sixteen years of age: • persons with permanent or temporary mental disorders. • People who are under the influence of alcohol, hallucinogenic drugs and medications or substances that reduce their reflexes. • Blind, deaf-mute, unless their training or the use of orthopaedic aids or equipment allows them to cross the tracks independently. • Children under six (6) years of age. •Old. 3.3.3. Chapter V. DRIVING. Children under the age of ten (10) cannot travel in the front seat of the vehicle. For safety reasons, minors under two (2) years of age may only travel in the back seat with a seat that guarantees their safety and attaches them to it, as long as the minor travels only accompanied by the driver.
PARAGRAPH. It is prohibited to repair motor vehicles in the safety and protection zone of the railway, in marshalling yards, sidings and other railway works. PARAGRAPH 1. In addition to the general CUPW pedestrian prohibitions, they may not occupy the CUPW safety zone and vehicular corridors outside of places specifically authorized and authorized for that purpose. ARTICLE 80 MEASURES TO PREVENT THE MOVEMENT OF A PARKED VEHICLE. When the driver gets out of the vehicle, he must take the necessary measures to prevent the entry of the vehicle. Students will each occupy a position and may not be transported beyond the transport capacity specified on the vehicle, nor may they be allowed to stand. Transport companies give particular priority to the monitoring and control of this type of service. PARAGRAPH. No driver can brake and slow down unexpectedly without ensuring that the maneuver is safe. ARTICLE 74 SPEED REDUCTION. Drivers must reduce the speed limit to thirty (30) kilometres per hour in the following cases: ARTICLE 64 HANDING OVER THE ROAD PASSAGE TO EMERGENCY VEHICLES.
All drivers must yield to ambulance, fire, rescue and police or military vehicles by entering the right side of the road or lane and stopping the movement of the vehicle when announcing their presence by lights, sirens, bells or a visual or audible signal. In all cases, emergency vehicles must brake and check if they have been put in passing when crossing an intersection. PARAGRAPH. On three-way (3) lanes, care must be taken to ensure that at least the middle lane is open for the passage of these vehicles. If you have more than three (3), the next one will be cleared in the fastest lane, or if it has been delimited by the traffic authority by special signage. In any case, passage is allowed. See Article 99 of District Agreement 79 of 2003, Article 58. Pedestrians are not allowed to: enter the area intended for the passage of vehicles, or travel there on skates, skateboards, skateboards or the like. Text underlined declared EXEQUIBEL by the Constitutional Court by judgment C-449 of 2003 LAW 1005 OF 2006 (19 January), which adds and amends the national law on land transit of Law 769 of 2002. PARAGRAPH 2.
The driver must stop the vehicle to indicate to the pedestrian by a manual signal that he prefers to cross the road as long as he crosses a demarcated area on roads at low speed. ARTICLE 83 PROHIBITION OF CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS OUTSIDE THE VEHICLE. No vehicle may carry passengers outside or outside the cabin, except those that require it due to their nature, for example: fire and garbage collection vehicles. The movement of passengers on vehicle running boards is not permitted.