Unforgivable traffic law leaves no room for bad luck: just one and GOODBYE DRIVING LICENSE

Imagine losing your National Driver's License (CNH) for a single infraction. Traffic laws promise to be relentless, leaving drivers on high alert.

The penalties are so severe that one slip-up is enough for your driver's license to be suspended without appeal. Get ready to learn about the infractions that could end your freedom behind the wheel.

As we know, the CNH is an essential document for any driver, ensuring that you are able to drive vehicles in a safe and responsible manner.

But rules from the National Traffic Department (Detran) terrify Brazilian drivers. There is zero tolerance for infractions that jeopardize road safety..

According to the Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB), infractions are classified as minor, medium, serious and very serious.

However, the calls self-suspending fines represent the greatest risk, as they involve infractions so serious that they lead to immediate suspension of the driver's license. These severe penalties leave no room for negotiation or defense: from the moment the offense is committed, the suspension is automatic.

Infractions that can cost you your driver's license

According to the Garagem 360 website, the most severe infractions include driving under the influence of alcohol, participating in illegal races, performing dangerous maneuvers and other situations that put the lives of all road users at risk. See below a list of the main self-suspending infractions and their respective penalties:

• Driving while drunk or under the influence of drugs: R$ 2.934,70 / 12 months suspension
• Refusing to take a breathalyzer test: R$ 2.934,70 / 12 months suspension
• Perform a dangerous maneuver: R$ 2.934,70 / 4 to 12 months suspension
• Driving at a speed exceeding 50% of the permitted limit: R$ 880,41 / 2 to 7 months suspension
• Driving in a threatening manner towards pedestrians: R$ 293,47 / 1 to 3 months suspension
• Failure to assist the victim: R$ 1.467,35 / 4 to 12 months suspension
• Failure to report a traffic accident: R$ 1.467,35 / 2 to 8 months suspension
• Racing on public roads without authorization: R$ 2.934,70 / 4 to 12 months suspension
• Overtaking between vehicles traveling in opposite directions: R$ 2.934,70 / 4 to 12 months suspension
• Fleeing from a police blockade or DMV (blitz): R$ 2.934,70 / 1 to 3 months suspension
• Transporting a child under seven years of age on a motorcycle: R$ 293,47 / 1 to 3 months suspension
• Riding a motorcycle without a helmet: R$ 293,47 / 1 to 3 months suspension
• Transporting passengers without helmets (motorcycles): R$ 293,47 / 1 to 3 months suspension
• Riding motorcycles while juggling or balancing on just one wheel: R$ 293,47 / 1 to 3 months suspension

These infractions leave no room for bad luck. Any driver who violates any of these rules will have their license suspended immediately, and depending on the severity, the suspension period can vary from one to twelve months.

The impact of rules

These regulations reflect a tightening of traffic laws in Brazil, aimed at increasing road safety and reducing the number of accidents.

The message is clear: there is no room for recklessness. Drivers who do not respect the rules will be subject to severe punishments that can go beyond suspension of their driver's license, including heavy fines and, in some cases, criminal prosecution.

To avoid unpleasant surprises, drivers must be aware of traffic laws and adopt an even more responsible attitude behind the wheel.

A extra attention and compliance with safety standards can be the difference between keeping or losing your freedom to drive.

With these rules in place, drivers' liability increases significantly. What do you think of these severe penalties? Leave your comment below and share your opinion on the impact of these laws on the daily lives of Brazilian drivers.