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Since 2024, you can drive an ATV and snowmobile with a regular civilian driver's license of category A or B (B1). You can forget about a tractor driver's license, and about state technical supervision too. New rules for driving an ATV and snowmobile: who is allowed to drive from December 25, 2023: https://kargapolskij-mo.gosuslugi.ru/... ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔺 Cooperation: [email protected] ❗Attention! All channel materials are for informational purposes only and are not a call to action. ✳️ Additional information in the channel description. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #ATV license #snowmobile license #masterhouse List of medical restrictions on driving a vehicle I. Medical restrictions on driving a vehicle of category "A" or "M", subcategory "A1" or "B1" with a motorcycle seat or motorcycle-type handlebars 1. Visual acuity below 0.6 in the better eye and below 0.2 in the worse eye with tolerable correction with 2 open eyes, regardless of the type of correction (spectacles, contact, surgical), degree and type of ametropia or eye length. 2. Blindness of one eye with visual acuity below 0.8 with tolerable correction in the sighted eye, regardless of the type of correction (spectacles, contact, surgical), degree and type of ametropia or eye length. 3. Condition after refractive surgery on the cornea of ​​the eye or after other refractive surgeries for one month in the absence of complications, regardless of the degree and type of initial ametropia or eye length. 4. Chronic disease of the eye membranes, accompanied by significant visual impairment, persistent changes in the eyelids, including their mucous membranes, paresis of the eyelid muscles that interfere with vision or limit the movement of the eyeball. 5. Persistent diplopia due to strabismus of any etiology. 6. Spontaneous nystagmus with a deviation of the pupils by 70 degrees from the mean position. 7. Limitation of the visual field by more than 20 degrees in any of the meridians. 8. Absence of one upper or lower limb, hand or foot, as well as deformation of the hand or foot that significantly impedes the movement of the hand or foot. 9. Absence of fingers or phalanges, as well as immobility in the interphalangeal joints: a) absence of 2 phalanges of the thumb; b) absence or immobility of 2 or more fingers on the right hand or full adduction of at least one finger; c) absence or immobility of 3 or more fingers on the left hand or full adduction of at least one finger. 10. Shortening of the lower limb by more than 6 cm (persons being examined are considered fit to drive a vehicle if the limb has no defects in bones, joints or soft tissues, the range of motion is preserved, the length of the limb from the calcaneus to the middle of the greater trochanter of the femur is more than 75 cm). 11. A disease of any etiology that causes dysfunction of the vestibular analyzer, vertigo syndrome or nystagmus (Meniere's disease, labyrinthitis, vestibular crisis of any etiology, etc.).