Drivers with foreign rights will be able to work in the Russian Federation until June 2017
The state Duma adopted in the first reading and in General act to extend until June 1, 2017 possible drivers with foreign rights to work in Russia without their exchange.

The state Duma adopted in the first reading and in General act to extend until June 1, 2017 possible drivers with foreign rights to work in Russia without their exchange.
refinements to the law "On road safety" and the rule of administrative offences introduced in the state Duma, the elected officials of all 4 factions.
According to the deputies, in accordance with current legislation, from June 1, 2015, the ban comes at a working place in Russia with a national driving licenses.
However, residents of Crimea and Sevastopol, which are employed by drivers of the vehicles are foreign (Ukrainian) driving licence.
for this reason, if such national rights of the owners will want to take up employment by drivers of vehicles in the other subjects of the Russian Federation, they will be withheld in connection with the entry into force of the ban on the workplace in this case with Ukrainian driving licenses, " what was the failures of constitutional rights ", explained before the elected officials.
in a similar situation are citizens of Belarus, because in Accordance with international agreements between countries, the Contracting parties shall ensure to the citizens of Russia and Belarus have equal rights to employment, remuneration and provision of other social and legal guarantees in the territories of these countries, add deputies.
taking into account that the actual exchange of IDs all foreign drivers working in the Russian Federation, requires considerable time for its organization and conduct, it was proposed to postpone the completion date of the exchange of national driving license until June 1, 2017.
"The proposed deadline was realistic and provides favorable rules for carriers and working their foreign drivers for planning the campaign to exchange driver's license," say the MPs.