The government allowed drivers without a leg or an arm to operate trucks, tr...

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The government has allowed drivers without a leg or an arm to operate trucks, trolleybuses, and trams, according to an order published on the legal information portal.

The following were removed from the list of contraindications:

▪️ absence of an upper limb or hand;

▪️ absence of a lower limb or foot;

▪️ significant deformity of the hand or foot;

▪️ absence of fingers or their phalanges.

Now the only contraindication is the absence of both limbs or hands, as well as deformity that makes arm movement difficult.

The Wheel Now Follows Paperwork

The government dropped bans for drivers missing an arm or a leg.

Safety was revised by wording again.