Equal to Europe? In Austria, auto-registrars were banned.

[Детектив-Юг]

Ruslanchik do not worry, it seems like in Ukraine, on the contrary, they want to ban the operation of cars without working DVRs.

[DLMURL="https://news.mail.ru/inworld/ukraina/global/112/politics/13061407/?frommail=1"] So here it is. Link [/ DLMURL]

 

[Generalpi]

Idiots are everywhere in Russia and Europe. Unfortunately, there are more and more of them each time.

 

[частный детектив Ессентуки]

Let's see how we will react to this .... interestingly, our officials commented on this ???

 

[Роберт]

Idiots are everywhere in Russia and Europe. Unfortunately, there are more and more of them each time.

No, well, I won’t believe that there are no idiots in the States! : D

 

[Виталий Климин]

Europe generally has been killing and surprising recently, either by universal pediralization or by a ban on elementary things !!!

 

[Детективное агентство Тула]

Wild people are these Austrians.
What do you get from them?
There, phones with automatic caller ID (AON) are also banned for a long time.

 

[Детектив-Молдова]

Colleagues of stupid regulations everywhere missing: D

Stupid laws of different countries
Based on materials from David Crombie’s book “The Dumbest Laws of the World” and Internet resources.
Canada

In the province of Nova Scotia, a person cannot water his lawn in the rain.
Canadian citizens cannot publicly remove bandages.
In Alberta, it is forbidden to paint raw wood.
New Brunswick is banned from driving on the roads.
In Toronto on Sundays it is forbidden to carry dead horses along Yong Street (the street itself, however, has long been gone).
Canada, Quebec: All signs must be written in French. If the owner of the company wants to place a sign in English, then the letters of the English inscription should be two times smaller than the letters of the French inscription. Laws governing the use of labels in other languages do not exist.

Great Britain

In Liverpool, it is considered illegal for a woman to appear in public places topless, unless she is a clerk at a tropical fish store.
London taxis (cabs) must carry a bale of hay or a bag of oats.
Boys under 10 years old are not allowed to look at naked mannequins.
Sticking upside down a postage stamp with the image of a queen or king is considered treason.
No random connections. Are you planning to flirt a little in the pub, and then spark up the closest beauty? In England, this is not recommended. Here, someone who offers a stranger to have sex is facing a fine of up to 180 euros or three months in prison.
Members of Parliament are prohibited from entering the House of Commons in armor.
A man is allowed to urinate in a public place if this happens at the rear wheel of his car and his right hand is on the car.
Allowed to shoot Welshmen with a bow within the city walls after midnight.
Allowed to shoot Welshmen with a bow in the territory belonging to the cathedral on Sundays during the day.
When meeting with the Scotsman on any day of the week, except Sunday, it is allowed to shoot him with a bow.
If the Scot farts on Sunday, he is allowed to shoot him with a bow.
All Englishmen who have reached the age of 14 are required to practice archery for 2 hours a week under the guidance of a local priest.
London hired carriages (taxis) are required by law to carry a hay bale or bag of oats.

Ireland

Condom imports prohibited
If you are traveling to Ireland, be sure to bring along a stock of these wonderful contraceptives - because there are few chances to buy them in Ireland itself. In this

Scotland

On Sunday it is forbidden to fish.
If someone knocks on your home and asks permission to use your toilet seat, you are required by law to allow him to enter.

France

It is forbidden to kiss on the railroad tracks.
It is against the law for pig owners to call the piglet "Napoleon".
It is forbidden to plant or park flying saucers in vineyards throughout France.

Italy

In Italy, a man can be arrested if he puts on a skirt.
Do not forget swimming trunks!
In Palermo, only women are allowed to be completely naked on the beach, while men are not. The rationale is something like this: "Male anatomy can take on a vulgar appearance, even inadvertently." Still, when there are so many naked women around ...
A painful choice In the Italian city of Tropea, there is a law that clearly regulates who can be on the beach in undressed form and who can not. The law says: "Women who are fat, ugly or ugly are forbidden to appear on the beach in undressed form." Only “young women who deserve to extol the beauty of the female body” enjoy this right. They can only sympathize with the police, who have to put this law into practice.

Australia

Taxis must carry a bale of hay in the trunk.
G. Victoria: Only licensed electrical engineers can replace light bulbs. The penalty for violating this law is 10 pounds;
It is illegal to wear hot pink pants on Sunday afternoons.
Children are not allowed to buy cigarettes, but they can smoke them.
All bars must have stables, water and feed for horses and visitors.
Life imprisonment is 25 years!

Holland

In Holland it is not allowed to sell beer and wine on Sunday, but you can buy mixed drinks (cocktails) in glasses.
When you are driving a car, it is necessary that someone walks in front of your car with a flag, warning the horses pulling the carts that the car is traveling.

Austria

In Austria, you cannot take pictures of policemen or their cars, even if they are in the background.

Denmark

Before starting the car, the driver must check the headlights, brakes, steering and sound signal. In addition, an external inspection is necessary to ensure that no children are hiding under the machine.
If a horse gets scared when driving past a horse-drawn carriage, in accordance with the law, the driver must curbside and stop. If the horse starts to get very nervous and has to be reassured, according to the law, the driver must cover the car with something.
An attempt to escape from prison is not considered a crime, but if the fugitive is caught, he will have to spend his time in prison.
You can not start the car if someone is under it.
When driving, the headlights of the car must always be on so that it can be distinguished from standing cars.
When driving in front of the car, a person must go waving a flag to warn horse-drawn carts about the approach of the car.

Israel

In Haifa, it is forbidden to take bears to the beach with you.
The ban on porn. Watching a porn channel in an Israeli hotel room can cost you a lot. Just a year ago, a law was passed prohibiting the viewing of porn movies on cable or satellite television. If you are caught in this occupation, you can be sent to prison for up to three years.
An offense is the possession of a mobile castration hospital, as this applies to retail.
On weekends, it is forbidden to turn on bright lights and speak loudly

Germany

A pillow can be considered a “passive” weapon.

Thailand

The driver behind the wheel of the car must be dressed in a shirt.
A fine of $ 600, if you spit out gum on the sidewalk, for non-payment - arrest.
No one can step on the national currency.

Mexico

In Guadalajara, women who work for the city government cannot wear miniskirts or other “provocative” clothes during working hours.
You must not insult someone else's mustache by drawing the same imaginary under your nose with your finger.
Bearded women are not allowed to appear in public.

Saudi Arabia

Two roads have been laid from the city of Jedah to the city of Riyadh: one for Muslims, the other for "infidels."
Male doctors are not allowed to examine women.
Women are forbidden to have a medical profession.

South Africa

The flamethrower is officially recognized as a valid anti-theft tool.

Iran

After sexual intercourse with an animal, the animal should be slaughtered and buried without eating.
According to the law, each person must blow his nose at least three times a day.

Switzerland

Men after 10 pm are forbidden to pee in the toilet while standing. Only sitting. The law, by the way, is very fresh, recently adopted.

China

There is a law according to which only smart people can study in college.
Do not look at your feet! If you, being in China, want to stare at naked women - please see as much as you like. But God forbid you stare at the bare legs of a dressed woman. This is considered a gross insult in China and is punishable by several days in prison.
It is against the law to save a drowning person, as this is an interference with his fate.

New Zealand

Under the threat of prosecution, wild boars are prohibited from digging out golf courses at night.
a strict Catholic country cannot use condoms, and therefore can not be sold. After all, sex, according to authorities, exists only for procreation.

Hawaii

Have you met the woman of your dreams on an exotic island and want to make love to her? Do not do this if the girl’s parents are dear to you. After all, if your chosen one is not yet 18 years old, then her parents will face a sentence of three years of forced labor. Because they raised their daughter "frivolous."

Hungary

In the capital of Hungary, Budapest, partners are allowed to love each other only in the dark. Even if you “do it” in the light of your own apartment, it is still punishable by a fine. It is forbidden to make love, including by candlelight or a fireplace. The question remains: who controls all this?

Sweden

In Sweden, for example, it is forbidden to take your own photos in full-length naked form in photo booths for urgent photos. However, photographing separately the lower and separately upper body in a naked form does not contradict any prohibitions. So if you really need it, you can take two photos, and then glue them together.

Estonia

Sex and mate. In the Estonian capital Tallinn, it is strictly forbidden to play chess during intercourse. This is probably a strange national feature.

Iceland

Anyone can provide medical services if he has a Scottulaejir tablet, which means “healer”.

Italy

In accordance with local laws, women named Mary are not allowed to engage in prostitution.

India

It is illegal to leave more than 5 rat hairs or pieces of litter per kilogram of rice, wheat, corn or cereal.

Singapore

If a person has been caught three times for throwing garbage in the street, the offender must wash the streets on Sundays by putting on the sign "I - litter". Similar punishments are usually broadcast on local television.

Japan

In Japan, there is no statutory age at which a woman or man is authorized to consent to sexual intercourse.

Russia

Due to the high prevalence of counterfeit paper money, a decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of 10/11/1994 (the time of the boom of counterfeit money, including poor workmanship), that all color printers should be registered with the police, is in effect. Wherein:

A person responsible for the color printer who is responsible for its operation is appointed.
A complete list of persons (with last names and passport data) who are allowed (including due to health reasons) to work with a color printer is compiled.
You must have all the documents for a color printer: passport, purchase receipt, hygiene certificate.
All those admitted to the color printer are required to undergo a medical commission and receive a certificate stating that their health condition allows them to work on a color printer.
A journal (necessarily stitched) of accounting for printed products should be drawn up.
The room where the color printer is located should be equipped with an alarm system, steel doors and other security measures, and the printer itself should be stored in a safe.

And still, I hope that in our country they will protect the right of citizens and introduce laws in essence, even if they will be included in the ratings of "stupid laws", but they will be justified and protected by our people.

In Russia, thousands of normative acts are still in place, adopted back in the days of socialism. They act in the sense that no one has canceled them - in practice they are not applied. But if someone really wants to, you can try to apply. For example, on March 5, 1969, by a resolution of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR, the "Rules for the Protection of Roads and Road Structures" were approved, clause 7 of which reads: "Construction of a road right-of-way by residential, public buildings and warehouses, as well as installation within this strip billboards and posters not related to traffic safety are prohibited. " We are faced with gross violations of this paragraph at every step.

The Code of Administrative Offenses (CAO), adopted in 1984, is still in force (the new Administrative Code does not manage to go through all the necessary instances). The Code of Administrative Offenses contains a huge number of norms that outlaw many of our quite respectable-looking contemporaries. Section 164.3, for example, provides for a fine for “molestation of foreign nationals with a view to acquiring things”. This, apparently, is about importers. Another article threatens a fine to any gambler, including cards and roulette; the organization of such games, that is, what is happening everywhere with us, is also prosecuted by law. And it’s scary to talk about how many people would suffer if Article 152 were used, which prohibits the purchase of bread in bakeries for feeding livestock and poultry.

However, these are trifles in comparison with the opportunities that have been granted to the authorities which have not yet been repealed by the law of the RSFSR of March 28, 1927 "On requisition and confiscation of property." Section 13 of this law permits the confiscation of property "of persons who fled the borders of the Republic for political reasons and did not return at the time of confiscation." Nothing prevents the prosecutor's office from applying this rule and going to court demanding the confiscation of the property of some large businessman who finds himself abroad. True, in this case it will be necessary to admit that he left "for political reasons." But this is not an obstacle. The main thing is that he does not return to the moment of confiscation.

European laws can be no less severe. For example, in the city of Ferrara in Italy, workers at a local cheese factory can go to jail if they fall asleep at work. Citizens take cheese production very seriously, and therefore they prohibit not only working, but generally women at the factory of "bad behavior or kind." The law was passed several centuries ago when the connection between the woman’s “bad appearance” and souring milk was considered obvious. Since then, the outlook on life has changed, but the law continues to operate.

In Britain, the rules rarely change and almost never cancel. For example, a law prohibiting appearing in the parliament building in knightly armor entered into force in 1313, and no one canceled it. In the city of York, from time immemorial, a law has been enacted that allows "to shoot from the bow to death" on the Scots on all days of the week except Sunday. In the city of Chester, you can shoot archery at the Welsh, but only after midnight.

In London, there is a ban on beating up wives after 9 p.m., "because the screams of the beaten may interfere with the townspeople."

Here, in London, the strictest law is in force prohibiting citizens from impersonating a "senior citizen living in Chelsea." The reason that forced many centuries ago to adopt this law is no longer possible to find out, nevertheless, the law is in effect. Moreover, it can be considered the most executed law of the world - over the past 150 years it has never been violated. London taxi drivers, under pain of a fine of $ 100, are forbidden to call shouting "Taxi!". Taxi drivers themselves can refuse to travel "sick with plague or cholera" and have the right to recover in people, "standing at the rear wheel and holding his right hand on it."

In accordance with British law, intimate communication with the royal spouse and the turning of the stamp with the monarch with the adhesive side up are the same crime - treason - and are punished equally. Unlike Britain, in other European countries, ancient laws not only exist, but are also applied in practice. In France, a couple of years ago, the owner of the restaurant was immediately accused by ten cooks of sexual harassment. In court, she referred to the “right to hips” law, which has existed since the Middle Ages and allows landowners to seduce workers on their lands. According to the defendant, her actions did not go beyond the scope of this law. Finding out that no one repealed the law, the court acquitted the woman.

Lawyers are banned in Andorra. “The appearance of learned lawyers who can make black white is forbidden in our courts,” says the Andorran law of 1864. And in Denmark, no one canceled the law, according to which a person should go in front of the car, warning the horse-drawn carriages about the danger. However, modern laws can sometimes be even more interesting than the old ones. Owners of vegetable stores throughout Europe can be fined (up to 1,000 euros) for selling pimply cucumbers, strawberries that do not resemble heart shapes, short bananas ...

Asia and Africa

The laws of Asian states look ridiculous only at first glance. In fact, they have a deep meaning. For example, Mongolian law, according to which women are required to walk with bare breasts. This law was quite appropriate in the Middle Ages: in this way the Mongol nomads protected themselves from enemy fighters dressed as women.

In the Indian state of Rajasthan, women are forced to eat carrot seeds, which supposedly have a contraceptive property. Western newspapers also mentioned ancient Iranian law prohibiting copulation with wild animals, especially lionesses, but allowing you to enter into intimate relationships with some domestic animals.

However, here modern laws are not inferior to the old ones. Strict Singaporean lawmakers banned chewing gum in the subway, walking home without clothes, and not letting the water run after using the toilet. In South Korea, traffic police are required to inform their superiors of bribes received during the day, and Thai people are not allowed to leave their homes without underwear. In addition, in Thailand you can not step on local banknotes and coins, as they depict the king.

Harsh laws exist in Israel. Among other things, it is forbidden to blow your nose on Saturdays, and for driving a bicycle you must have a driver’s license. In the city of Arad, it is forbidden to feed animals in public places, in Ramat Gasharon - to keep rottweilers, and in Haifa - to bring bears to the city beaches.

No less severe are African laws. Since 1994, in Ghana, only men with at least $ 50, a sheep and three bottles of gia can enter into an intimate relationship with girls under 18 years of age: this is the penalty a man should pay in case of a girl’s pregnancy. And in Swaziland, imprisonment for up to a year threatens those couples who decide to make "underwater love." The law was entered into force in 1985, after it became clear that the national attraction - the hot spring Caddle Padl - is especially popular among lovers.

Canadian law, like the American one, tries to cover almost all spheres of life of citizens. In public places, Canadians are forbidden to remove bandages and bandages under pain of a large fine. One-cent coins cannot be paid for goods worth more than 50 cents. Transparent soft drinks cannot contain caffeine.

Provincial and city laws are even more specific. In the province of Nova Scotia, lawns should not be watered during rain, and in the province of Quebec it is forbidden to sell yellow margarine. In Montreal (in the same Quebec) it is forbidden to swear in French and wash cars on the street. In Toronto, Ontario, the culprit is someone who drags a dead horse on Yong Street on Sunday. It is possible that the street with the same name in Toronto has long been gone, but no one has repealed the law. In Itobikok city (in the same province), the water level in the bathroom cannot exceed 10 cm. Finally, a law is in force throughout Saskatchewan that prohibits children from appearing on the street in boots with untied laces.

In Bolivia, a law that has been in force since the beginning of the 20th century prohibits women from drinking more than one glass of wine in bars and restaurants. Lawmakers have found that more alcohol makes "a woman morally and sexually pliable." Violation of the law not only entails a large monetary fine (up to $ 100), but also is the official basis for a divorce. Bearded women have a hard time living in Mexico. Here, their appearance on the street can end with a public shave.

But in general, Latin American laws are unusually humane. For example, Paraguayan law prohibiting dueling makes the only exception - for those who bequeathed their organs to medical or scientific institutions. And in Peru, prisoners in prisons are forbidden to add hot pepper and other spices to their food: they are considered aphrodisiacs, which, according to lawmakers, are "unacceptable for men forced to live in conditions of limited communication."

Papua New Guinea, it seems, holds the world championship in severity of punishment for adultery. In Madang County (ancient Papuan laws that have state status apply here), deceived husbands are not only allowed, but also ordered to behead the lovers of their wives. Before execution, the convict must eat the finger of his mistress.

Other laws in Australia and Oceania are more ridiculous than scary. In Australia, for example, legislation is extremely humane. The term of life imprisonment (capital punishment in this country) may not exceed 25 years. An Australian taxi driver can be fined if there are no bunches of hay in his car (the rule has existed since the time when taxi drivers were replaced by cab drivers). In addition, in Australian cities it is forbidden to appear on the streets in dark clothes, soft shoes and shoe polish on the face. But you can be fined just by walking: the ban on the oncoming (right) lane is valid on all roads, including rural hiking trails.

In addition to federal laws, there are, of course, local ones. In Victoria, for example, only licensed electricians can replace burned-out light bulbs, even in private homes. The penalty for this violation is about $ 20. In the same state, it is forbidden to wear pink trousers on Sunday afternoon. Clothing laws exist in Melbourne. Here a man can be fined if he appears on the street in a "dress without straps." There are no restrictions on other types of women's dresses for men in the city. Residents of the New Zealand city of Longburn, outraged by the attacks of cats on defenseless birds, passed a law prohibiting cats from leaving the house without three bells on their neck.

Some of these laws are ridiculous, since a lot of time has passed since their adoption and life has become completely different. Indeed, it is now difficult to imagine a husband who, according to the law, must walk or run with a red flag in front of his wife’s car, warning everyone about the danger posed by a woman driving, or a mandatory requirement for the hotel to feed a guest’s horse for free.

Others are not at all funny, but rather even terrible for their cruelty - what is the sanctified right to kill enemies (Welsh or Scots in good old England or Indians in the USA). There are, of course, really stupid ones, testifying either to the stupidity of the legislator (or the court), or to the stupidity of the population who has achieved the adoption of such laws. Imagine, for example, the law governing the croaking of frogs.
It is important that all the laws cited here - funny, cruel, and frankly stupid, continue to operate, and each of them, if there is a need for this, can be brought into the light of day.

In addition, some of the “stupid” laws cited would be nice to use in our practice - for example, prohibitions of littering the streets under the threat of a large fine or imprisonment have turned the capitals of Singapore and Thailand into one of the cleanest cities in the world, and the ban on enforcement a nuclear explosive device owned by a private person, under the threat of a monetary fine, proves its effectiveness, since such facts have not yet been noted.

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[Роберт]

You name the laws of the US states, where in some state you cannot shoot rabbits from a tram or go outside without a belt. Naked can, but with a belt,: D otherwise-a prison. And about Russia, I ask you to quote those legislative norms that are still in force.

 

[Детектив-Молдова]

You name the laws of the US states, where in some state you cannot shoot rabbits from a tram or go outside without a belt. Naked can, but with a belt,: D otherwise-a prison. And about Russia, I ask you to quote those legislative norms that are still in force.

Colleague, you are in your hands!
Search and analyze what legislative norms apply in Russia and "surprise" us. : lol:

 

[Андрей Захаров]

Thanks for the informative material Nikolai It is visible in all countries there are enough eccentrics: lol: