Violations of traffic regulations result in an abortion of the national driving linence exam

Traffic collision.

Driving around a vehicle which is driving in the same direction, but which stopped in order to give way to pedestrians.

Overtaking another vehicle on or in a close proximity of a pedestrian crossing.

Failure to give way to a pedestrian on a pedestrian crossing.

Failure to give way to another vehicle which turns into a crosswise road, or to a pedestrian crossing the road into which the examinee has just turned.

Not stopping the vehicle when a disabled person, a specially marked person, or a person with visible moving disability is crossing the road.

Failure to give way to pedestrians during the reversing maneuver.

Failure to observe:

• traffic lights,
• signals and orders given by persons authorised to direct traffic,
• signals and orders given by persons authorised to control traffic,

Failure to observe traffic signs:

• "no entry,"
• "no traffic in both directions,"
• "no left turn,”
• "no right turn,"
• "regulatory sign,"
• "a double solid line,"

Failure to yield the right way:

• at a crossroads with equal rights of way,
• at a crossroads with signs indicating the right of way,
• to rail vehicles,
• to cyclists,
• when changing a lane,
• in case of lanes crossing (not at a crossroads) for vehicles moving in the same direction,
• when merging with traffic,
• when reversing.

Failure to observe a turning around ban sign.

Exceeding the speed limit by 20 km/h.

Overtaking another vehicle without due care.

Failure to observe the overtaking maneuver ban:

• on cyclist crossings and directly before them,
• when approaching the top of a hill,
• on curves marked by a warning sign,
• at crossroads,
• on railway crossings and directly before them,
• on tram crossings and directly before them.

Failure to observe a overtaking maneuver ban sign.

Overtaking from the wrong side.