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Road Transport Traffic Regulation No. 395/2009. There are 6 different levels and in the first level, no points are awarded for single faults.

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The types of damage covered under Tier One are:

1. Unlawfully towed a vehicle;

2. Drives with cargo without a complete load carrier;

3. Uses the sound of the trumpet inappropriately or in a prohibited place or uses the sound of a warning (trumpet) inappropriately;

4. A driver who washes a vehicle on the road or causes it to be washed

5. Parks a vehicle at a bus stop, on a sidewalk, near a traffic signal or light, at a vehicle entrance or exit door, in front of another vehicle, or in any place where parking is prohibited by road signs;

6. Stops a vehicle on the road by delaying beyond the permitted time;

7. A driver who places or affixes a curtain, sticky rubber or other similar objects on the vehicle that obstructs the driver's view;

8. Drives below the permitted speed or drives slowly without keeping the right edge;

9. Rides a bicycle without wearing or wearing a helmet;

10. Drive around making excessive noise;

11. Driving without having a driver's license or driving without renewing the driver's license;

12. Who swerves, changes direction, overtakes a vehicle or stops a vehicle without showing the distance allowed by law;

13. Drives a commercial vehicle without a complete first aid kit and working emergency fire extinguisher in the vehicle;

14. A driver who does not pick up or clean up liquid or solid things that he has spilled or thrown on the road;

15. A driver who splashed water on the road with his vehicle;

16. A traffic sign blocks a road on a road that only allows right turns;

17. Who has given money or made transactions to people engaged in begging at traffic lights or intersections;

18. A driver who uses a license plate outside of the authorized time and place;

19. Drives without maintaining the travel row or line;

20. Loads or unloads a passenger or cargo in a restricted area or without a curb;

21. Driving without turning on while the switch is on;

22. Refueling a public transport vehicle without turning off the engine;

23. A vehicle with a loading capacity of 25 people or more has loaded 1 to 3 people;

24. In a vehicle with a loading capacity of more than 25 people, 1 to 5 people are overloaded.

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