In Dnipro, teenagers drove a car without a license and got stuck in the sand on the beach (PHOTOS).

Recently, in the Amur-Nizhndneprovsky district, a crew stopped a driver of a VAZ car for violating traffic rules. It turned out that a 16-year-old boy was behind the wheel, lacking a driver's license. This was reported by "Vydomo," citing the Patrol Police of Dnipropetrovsk Region.

Inspectors called the minor's mother to the scene and prepared the necessary administrative materials for the traffic violation and for driving a vehicle without the right to do so. Additionally, the police notified juvenile prevention services about the incident.

Another violator was found at one of the city beaches. An 18-year-old boy called 102 asking for help because he had driven onto the beach in a Mazda car and got stuck, unable to leave.

It turned out that the boy was driving the car, but he had not obtained a driver's license. Since he had already been held administratively responsible for this violation, a protocol was drawn up against him under part 5 of article 126 (Driving a vehicle by a person without the right to drive, repeated) of the Code of Administrative Offenses. Inspectors helped to pull the car out, but they disqualified the violator from driving.