12.03.2025 08:40
A dialogue that occurred during a traffic dispute in Istanbul quickly made headlines. The driver, who was in traffic with his spouse and child, responded to the verbal attack from the man he was arguing with by saying, "Get out of the car, you're losing your license." He was taken aback by the man's reply, "I don't have a license anyway."
A traffic dispute in Istanbul quickly spread on social media and became a hot topic. A driver got into a verbal argument with another driver while driving with his wife and child. However, the interesting outcome of the argument surprised and amused the onlookers.
"YOU GOT OUT OF THE CAR, YOUR LICENSE IS GOING"
The driver, who reacted by saying "You got out of the car, your license is going" to the person who got out of his vehicle during the argument, received an unexpected response. The opposing driver said, "I don't have a license anyway," taking the situation in a completely different direction.
IT BROUGHT ABOUT DEBATES
This dialogue led to the rapid spread of the incident on social media and sparked discussions about the threat posed by unlicensed drivers in traffic.
WITH THE NEW REGULATION, THE LICENSE OF THOSE WHO GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE WILL BE TAKEN
Within the scope of the 4th Judicial Reform Strategy Document prepared by the Ministry of Justice, the penalties for crimes committed in traffic and offenses that endanger traffic safety will be redefined. The penalties for crimes committed in traffic and offenses that endanger traffic safety will be redefined with deterrence in mind. Behaviors such as getting out of the vehicle with the intent to attack in traffic will be subject to independent penalties, including the revocation of the driver's license. Leaving the scene of a traffic accident resulting in death or injury, except in emergencies, will be regulated as a separate crime.