Young drivers to be barred from powerful cars in Lithuania

The Traffic Safety Law amendment, put forward by MP Gintaras Tamošiūnas (Labour Party), proposes that drivers without two years of experience should not be allowed to drive category B cars with power to mass ratio above 0,06kW/kg.

According to Mr. Tamošiūnas, the amended law would affect only 2 percent of Lithuania‘s drivers.

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The new rules should take effect on Jaunuary 1, 2017.

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