RESPER erklärt: Warum Ihre MPU dort nicht auftaucht

The EU information system RESPER regulates the exchange of data between driver's license authorities, but does not record MPU (Medical-Psychological Assessment) requirements – with crucial consequences for EU driver's licenses. If you have questions about traffic law or MPU, please feel free to write in the comments or visit the website of the law firm Dr. [Name of law firm missing in original text]. Hartmann & Partner in Oranienburg, www.ra-hartmann.de "The RESPER information system among European driver's license authorities. What's it all about? That's what we'll be discussing today. Welcome back, dear viewers. My name is Henning Hartmann, and I'm a specialist lawyer for traffic law and criminal law at the law firm of Dr. Hartmann & Partner in Oranienburg. The RESPER information system stands for European Driving License Network and is the central network for exchanging driver's license data within the EU. Its purpose is to prevent someone from simply reapplying for a driver's license in another EU member state after their license has been revoked in Germany. This is about complying with criminal driving ban periods. However, if a license is legally reacquired after the criminal driving ban has expired—and that's all the driver's license authorities will check via the RESPER system—then the mutual recognition obligation applies again. So, the fourth EU Driving License Directive hasn't changed anything regarding the entire issue of EU driver's licenses and legally circumventing the MPU (Medical-Psychological Assessment). It is in On the contrary, it is even to be expected that driver's license authorities will in future only consult the RESPER system. Is there a driving ban in place? If not, or if it has expired, a new license can be issued. And they will increasingly check the prior conviction register in Flensburg, as has been happening to some extent in recent months, to see if a medical-psychological assessment (MPU) is still required. A look at RESPER will not reveal an MPU requirement, as this is a purely national German matter. What is it doing in a European information system? The MPU only exists in Germany and is therefore not visible through this information system. Thus, the MPU does not prevent a legal re-issuance of a license in another EU country, with the consequence that one is then allowed to drive again in Germany, even though an MPU would have been required in Germany before re-issuing a license there. I hope that I have been able to contribute to a better understanding of this. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact my law firm. You can do so via the website www.ra-hartmann.de. Please be careful. My website was also being mirrored by fraudulent providers trying to sell people EU driver's licenses. It should be obvious to everyone that this is impossible, that you can't order an EU driver's license by mail. Nevertheless, I keep hearing about people falling for it. So, if in doubt, seek reliable legal advice. If you subscribe to the channel by clicking on this icon, you will receive free updates on all things traffic law. Thank you for your attention and see you next time. Bye! ``` More information at www.ra-hartmann.de Contact: Email: [email protected] Phone: +49 3301 536300 (Oranienburg) Also on Facebook:   / verkehrsrecht.strafrecht   More on this topic: https://www.ra-hartmann.de/eu-fuehrer... EU Driving Licence – Legal Requirements, Recognition in Germany and Connection with the Medical-Psychological Assessment (MPU) https://www.ra-hartmann.de/mpu/ MPU – When it is ordered and what options exist for dealing with the driving aptitude test