Übersetzung für "Verkehrsdelikte" in Englisch

Neither does it interfere with Member States' laws in terms of who should be liable for the offences in question.

This Directive shall apply to the following road safety related traffic offences:

This Directive shall apply to the following road safety related traffic offences:

These traffic offences are responsible for the greatest number of road accidents and fatalities.

You've had 15 moving violations in the last three days.

Sanctions for traffic offences can be either criminal or administrative depending on Member States.

I even ran his plates for traffic violations.

Here is the new schedule of fines for traffic violations.

He is expected to be charged with failing to stop at an accident, failing to render assistance, and other traffic offences.

The Council decided to extend the list of offences covered by the Directive.

Traffic offences committed by non-residents are often not sanctioned, or sanctions are often not executed.

If what you say is true, it appears I come under "traffic of fences".

You can often do this by looking at available statistics (e.g., road crashes, offences).

It does not interfere with Member States qualifications of these traffic offences, which can be either of an administrative or of a penal nature.

Listen if i hear you are in Malmö again you will investigate traffic offences !

As part of a pilot project officers will be equipped in the district of Oldenburg with iPhones, to accommodate traffic offenses.

The European Union shows significant discrepancies in terms of the economic situation of companies and the population, which means that fines imposed for the same traffic offence cannot be the same across the board in all Member States.

On the other hand, the European Commission and specialist parliamentary committees are right when they say that it is too early for us to even contemplate standardising the financial penalties applied to traffic offences.

Yet we are now faced with the prospect of harmonising driving licences, and this report makes clear that harmonising penalties for driving offences cannot be far behind.

We are agreed, Mrs Jeggle as fully and firmly as anybody else, that traffic offences are not covered by that principle and that Parliament should never claim immunity for any of its Members on a matter of this kind.

The Member State of the offence shall decide whether to initiate follow-up proceedings in relation to the road safety related traffic offences listed in Article 2 or not.

Since the objective of this Directive, namely to ensure a high level of protection for all road users in the Union by facilitating the cross-border exchange of information on road safety related traffic offences, where they are committed with a vehicle registered in a Member State other than the Member State where the offence took place, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States, but can rather, by reason of the scale and effects of the action, be better achieved at Union level, the Union may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty on European Union.

In doing so, Member States should consider sending the information concerning road safety related traffic offences in the language of the registration documents or the language most likely to be understood by the person concerned, to ensure that that person has a clear understanding of the information which is being shared with the person concerned.