The self-instruction manual on legal literacy for motorists was written by a human rights activist, the author of bills in the field of road traffic, a member of the Councils of the Committee for the Protection of the Rights of Motorists and the All-Russian Society of Motorists and the Good Planet organization. The minimum knowledge that any driver must have so that he cannot be illegally accused of offenses is set out in a simple and accessible form. It tells us when you are charged illegally for driving into the oncoming lane, how to avoid becoming a victim of an alcohol test, how to recognize false accusations of speeding, how to appeal the results of automatic radars, what traffic police inspectors are silent about, how to defend yourself in court, what rights do drivers have. The book is recommended both for independent reading and for use in driving schools, car parks, automobile enterprises, and practicing lawyers. For a wide range of readers.