In most countries, drivers must give way to pedestrians at a marked crossing., Drivers must give way to pedestrians at crossings in most countries., It is legal to continue driving with a bald tyre as long as the weather is dry and visibility is good., Driving with a bald tyre is illegal and dangerous in all weather conditions., In many cities, sounding or beeping your horn is only allowed in emergencies., Horn use is restricted to emergencies in many places to reduce noise pollution., Jumping a red light is sometimes acceptable if there are no other cars or pedestrians around., Jumping a red light is illegal even if the road appears empty., In the UK, the driver on the left usually has the right of way at roundabouts., In the UK, vehicles already on the roundabout have the right of way., A driver suspected of drink-driving may be asked to take a breathalyser test at the roadside., Police can require a breathalyser test if drink-driving is suspected., A hit-and-run accident typically results in an on-the-spot fine and the driver can continue driving., Hit-and-run is a serious offence and usually leads to imprisonment or a long driving ban., Cars in the EU must meet exhaust emissions standards to be considered roadworthy., Meeting exhaust emissions standards is necessary for a car to be considered roadworthy in the EU., Drivers who accumulate too many penalty points may face a temporary ban from driving., Accumulating too many penalty points can result in a temporary driving ban., In some countries, on-the-spot fines can be issued for reckless driving without going to court., In some countries, on-the-spot fines can be issued for reckless driving without going to court..

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