The driver accidentally passed the right entrance to the yard. Is the driver allowed to reverse in the absence of other road users

It is impossible to turn around in this way, since traffic at the intersections in reverse forbidden.

To ensure safety when reversing from a parking lot with limited visibility, you must:

When reversing from a parking space with limited visibility, it is necessary to resort to the help of other persons who would help the driver to ensure traffic safety.

1.		No.
2.		Yes.

The “ ” sign does not prohibit reversing. In this situation, it is allowed to use the reverse gear in order to then turn right into the yard.

Are you allowed to make a U-turn on a narrow roadway into the yard?

Reversing is prohibited at the intersection. However, the entrances to the yards are not crossroads. This means that it is allowed to use the entrance to the yard with reversing into it for a U-turn, if other road users are not interfered with.

Where is the driver allowed to drive in reverse?

1.		At the crossroads.
2.		On the roads with one way traffic.
3.		At pedestrian crossings.
4.		In places of stops of route vehicles.

Movement of the vehicle in reverse is prohibited at intersections, pedestrian crossings, at stops of route vehicles. Reversing is allowed on one-way roads.

Is it allowed for a driver to back up to a passenger standing on the bridge?

It is not possible to reverse up to a passenger standing on the bridge, as reversing is prohibited on bridges.

You accidentally passed a turn at an intersection. Are you allowed to reverse in this situation and then continue to the left?

1.		Yes.
2.		No.

Once you have passed an intersection, you cannot reverse to the position shown, as reversing is prohibited at intersections.

You accidentally passed the right entrance to the yard. Are you allowed to reverse in this situation and then turn right?

You are prohibited from using reverse gear to perform the specified maneuver, since there is a stopping place for route vehicles on the way of movement, marked with markings 1.17 and the sign "Bus and (or) trolley bus stop".

Is the driver allowed to reverse in the absence of other road users?

Reversing on roads marked with a one-way road sign is not prohibited. But since on the way of movement is located crosswalk, where reversing is prohibited, the driver can reverse on this section of the road only to the pedestrian crossing.

Reversing is nonsense. But this “nonsense” of the Rules was allowed, however, they introduced a restriction.

Movement vehicle reverse is allowedprovided that this maneuver is safe and will not interfere with other road users.

In other words, the driver in reverse is the last person on the road. His status, as it is customary to say today, is below the plinth. He is obliged to give way to absolutely everyone - both those who simply move and those who perform other maneuvers. And this is provided that the driver has a 100% ability to control events on the road, even moving backwards.

However, if this is not possible, independent reversing is prohibited! In the Rules, this requirement is formulated as follows:

Rules. Section 8. Clause 8.12. If necessary, the driver must enlist the assistance of other persons.

For example, now, when reversing out of the adjacent territory, the driver does not see anything on the road. This is exactly the case when he is obliged to find an assistant.

Attempt to back out on your own this case- Violation of the Rules.

Unlike a U-turn, the "reversing" maneuver cannot be prohibited by markings or signs. Such signs or markings simply do not exist. But there are places, or rather, zones in which reversing is prohibited. And the Rules clearly defined all these zones.

Rules. Section 8. Clause 8.12. Reversing is prohibited at the crossroads

The fact that the Rules forbade reversing at intersections is understandable and logical. Just imagine! - driver white car suddenly remembered that at the crossroads he had to turn right. And well, let him go back through the intersection and turn right along the path shown in the figure in yellow!

No, such a Rule could not exactly allow.

And they didn't allow it.

Another thing is if you slipped through the entrance to the yard or to some other area adjacent to the road. As you know, the Rules do not consider an intersection with an exit from the adjacent territory as an intersection, and here such a maneuver is appropriate and is not prohibited by the Rules.

But only on condition that there will be no interference with other road users!

On the exam, you will be asked several questions about this.

Here you often make the mistake of thinking that the drawing shows the entrance to the adjacent territory. I agree that, looking at the picture, one might think so. But from the very beginning I said: “Attention and again attentiveness - this is the main quality of a driver”! Read attentively question text - it is written in black and white "at the crossroads"! Can you make a U-turn at an intersection while reversing? 1. Can. 2. It is possible, if this does not interfere with other road users. 3. It is forbidden.

1. Allowed. 2. It is allowed, if this does not interfere with the movement of route vehicles. 3. Forbidden. Task comment Student. Well, this is definitely the entrance to the yard! So why is the third correct answer? Teacher. The first answer would be correct if there were no designated stop of route vehicles on your way. You can drive forward through such a stop, but it is prohibited to reverse.

Let's repeat point 8.12 again:

Rules. Section 8. Clause 8.12. Reversing is prohibited at intersections and in places where a U-turn is prohibited in accordance with paragraph 8.11 of the Rules.

We just got acquainted with paragraph 8.11 in the previous topic “Reversals”, and it looks like this:

Rules. Section 8. Clause 8.11.U-turn is prohibited:

- at pedestrian crossings;

- in tunnels;

- on bridges, overpasses, overpasses and under them;

- on railway crossings;

– in places where the visibility of the road in at least one direction is less than 100 m;

- in places of stops of route vehicles.

And in all these places, the Rules prohibited not only a U-turn, but also reversing.

And you will agree that such restrictions are quite logical. All the places listed in clause 8.11 are hazard concentrators, and drivers should be extremely careful when driving through them. What are the maneuvers?

Here I must warn you against a common mistake.

Many drivers, having inattentively read paragraph 8.12, believe that reversing is prohibited in general wherever a U-turn is prohibited.

And, meanwhile, paragraph 8.12 prohibits reverse gear not everywhere where a U-turn is prohibited, but only in those places listed in paragraph 8.11.

But this is already fundamentally important, because there are two more cases when a U-turn is prohibited, but these cases are not specified in paragraph 8.11.

On this section of the road, U-turn is prohibited by the sign 4.1.1 “Movement straight ahead”. But this sign has nothing to do with reversing! This sign can only prohibit turns and U-turns. And in paragraph 8.11 this situation is not specified, and this is exactly the case when U-turns are prohibited and reversing is NOT prohibited. Is the driver allowed to reverse to pick up a passenger on this stretch of road? 1. Allowed. 2. 3. Forbidden.

Sign 5.5 informs drivers that this is a one-way road and, therefore, a U-turn is prohibited (for this you can lose your rights). But reversing is NOT allowed! In paragraph 8.11, this situation is not specified, and the reverse movement itself is allowed in paragraph 8.12. Moreover, it is simply allowed, without any reservations (both on two-way roads and on one-way roads). The driver accidentally passed desired entrance into the yard. Is he allowed in this situation to use reverse gear to then turn right? 1. Allowed. 2. It is allowed if the driver drives a passenger taxi. 3. Forbidden.

And here we have to start a serious conversation.

The fact is that for some time now traffic police inspectors have begun to mercilessly punish drivers who use reverse gear on one-way roads. This right was granted to inspectors by the amended Code of Administrative Offenses (hereinafter referred to as the Code of Administrative Offenses):

Code of Administrative Offenses. Chapter 12. Article 12.16. Part 3 Driving in the opposite direction on a one-way road entails an overlay administrative fine in the amount of five thousand rubles or deprivation of the right to drive vehicles for a period of four to six months.

The authors of the Code of Administrative Offenses did not specify what kind of movement they are talking about (forward or reverse), which means that any movement in the opposite direction is meant. And, therefore, for any attempt to turn back on a one-way road, the driver can be fined 5,000 rubles or even deprive him of his rights for a period of four to six months.

But this contradicts common sense!

Imagine that someone has parked too close in front of you, and it is impossible to go around it, and it is forbidden to reverse even a millimeter.

Well, now what to do?

That is why the Rules allowed reversing and, by the way, nothing has changed in the Rules, no one has canceled paragraph 8.12, and it still allows you to use reverse, including on one-way roads.

That is, the innovation in the Code of Administrative Offenses not only contradicts common sense, it also contradicts the Rules. How could this happen! As you can see it could. And the explanation for such incidents, which has already become a classic in our time, was once given by Viktor Stepanovich Chernomyrdin: “We wanted the best, but it turned out, as always.”

What caused it, this innovation? Drivers began to avoid traffic jams on parallel streets where there were no traffic jams.

And there were no traffic jams because these streets were one-way traffic in the opposite direction to traffic jams.

And how are you supposed to deal with it? Toughen the punishment, which was done. Only, as usual, the legislators did not want to rack their brains over the exact wording of the innovation, they outlined how it happened, and calmed down on that.

But such a contradiction in various regulatory legal acts (NLA) has put not only drivers, but also justices of the peace in a difficult position. For example, here is how the referent of the GUOBDD of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Dmitry Leibov spoke about the current situation:

“Indeed, driving in reverse on one-way roads has been the topical issue in terms of qualification of such actions of drivers. Unfortunately, there was no consensus on this matter, and it was often possible to encounter the fact that in one district the court deprived the right to manage for such actions, and in the neighboring district it stopped the proceedings. And drivers increasingly took advantage of the existing “loophole” and avoided traffic jams on one-way roads.”

In all likelihood, the “loophole” in this case means paragraph 8.12 of the Rules: “Reversing the vehicle is allowed provided that this maneuver is safe and does not interfere with other road users.”

Relative order was established only after the situation intervened Supreme Court(SC) and issued a special Decree addressed to the judges (so that they judge equally) which literally says the following:

“Violation by the driver of the requirements of any road sign, which entailed the movement of the vehicle controlled by him in the opposite direction on a one-way road, forms the objective side administrative offense, provided for by part 3 of article 12.16 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (for example, violation of the requirements of road signs 3.1 “Entry prohibited”, 5.5 “One-way road”, 5.7.1 and 5.7.2 “Entering a one-way road”).

When applying this rule, it should be borne in mind that, based on the content of clause 8.12 of the SDA, reversing on a one-way road is not prohibited, provided that this maneuver is safe for participants traffic and, given the current traffic situation, is caused by an objective necessity (for example, avoiding an obstacle, parking). Violation by the driver of the above conditions forms the objective side of the composition of the administrative offense provided for by Part 3 of Article 12.16 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. According to the same norm, it is necessary to qualify the actions of a driver who reversed onto a one-way road in violation of the requirements of road sign 3.1 “Entry is prohibited”, and in the case when such a maneuver was performed at an intersection, also under part 2 of article 12.14 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation " .

Translated into human language, it says the following:

1. Punish drivers mercilessly for driving from an intersection (whether in reverse or forward) onto a one-way road and moving in the opposite direction.

2. On the one-way road itself, the use of reverse gear is NOT prohibited, provided that it is caused by objective necessity.

It would seem that now the drivers could breathe more freely, although some ambiguity still remained. Yes, you can use reverse when parking and when avoiding obstacles (this is expressly stated in the Decree of the Armed Forces), but here, for example, is it possible to reverse when approaching a passenger, or if the driver skipped the entrance he needed into the yard. Who will decide this objective necessity or subjective? Driver, Inspector, or Court?

In any case, nothing has changed in the Traffic Police Tickets, neither questions nor answers.

Is the driver allowed to reverse in the absence of other road users? 1. Allowed. 2. It is allowed, but only up to the pedestrian crossing. 3. Forbidden.

It is impossible to turn around in this way, since reversing is prohibited at intersections.

To ensure safety when reversing from a parking lot with limited visibility, you must:

When reversing from a parking space with limited visibility, it is necessary to resort to the help of other persons who would help the driver to ensure traffic safety.

1.		No.
2.		Yes.

The “ ” sign does not prohibit reversing. In this situation, it is allowed to use the reverse gear in order to then turn right into the yard.

Are you allowed to make a U-turn on a narrow roadway into the yard?

Reversing is prohibited at the intersection. However, the entrances to the yards are not crossroads. This means that it is allowed to use the entrance to the yard with reversing into it for a U-turn, if other road users are not interfered with.

Where is the driver allowed to drive in reverse?

1.		At the crossroads.
2.		On one-way roads.
3.		At pedestrian crossings.
4.		In places of stops of route vehicles.

Movement of the vehicle in reverse is prohibited at intersections, pedestrian crossings, at stops of route vehicles. Reversing is allowed on one-way roads.

Is it allowed for a driver to back up to a passenger standing on the bridge?

It is not possible to reverse up to a passenger standing on the bridge, as reversing is prohibited on bridges.

You accidentally passed a turn at an intersection. Are you allowed to reverse in this situation and then continue to the left?

1.		Yes.
2.		No.

Once you have passed an intersection, you cannot reverse to the position shown, as reversing is prohibited at intersections.

You accidentally passed the right entrance to the yard. Are you allowed to reverse in this situation and then turn right?

You are prohibited from using reverse gear to perform the specified maneuver, since there is a stopping place for route vehicles on the way of movement, marked with markings 1.17 and the sign "Bus and (or) trolley bus stop".

Is the driver allowed to reverse in the absence of other road users?

Reversing on roads marked with a one-way road sign is not prohibited. But since there is a pedestrian crossing on the way of movement, where reversing is prohibited, the driver can reverse on this section of the road only to the pedestrian crossing.