Can driving a motor vehicle or moped after the validity of the driving licence or permit has been declared lost due to the total loss of the legally assigned points be punished with a prison sentence?

Correct answer

Yes, for a period of 3 to 6 months.

Driving a motor vehicle or moped after the validity of the driving licence or permit has been declared lost due to the total loss of the legally assigned points is considered an offence against road safety, as established in the Criminal Code. This offence is punishable by penalties that may include imprisonment, a fine and disqualification from driving for a specific period. The prison sentence in this case may be from 3 to 6 months, depending on the specific circumstances of the case. In addition to imprisonment, a financial penalty and community service may also be imposed. Disqualification from driving may apply for a specific period, during which the individual may not obtain or renew their driving licence.