Lessons 9-11LESSON N29 TRANSPORTATION YPOK N29 TPAHCIIOPTMany of you may decide to take your car with you to Moscow, St. Petersburg or to one of the other posts in the Former Soviet Union. While the following information specifically concerns Moscow, much of it will be relevant for other cities as well. Our thanks to the OBC at NFATC for providing us with this information. The Office of Vehicle Registration in the GSO (AmEmb Moscow, x5899) can assist you in obtaining the necessary insurance, a Russian driver's license and in registering your vehicle (whether you bring it in with you, or purchase it locally). The CLO in AmMEmb Moscow is also a good source of information about insurance from both Russian and foreign companies. Be forewarned: these are lengthy and complicated processes. The rau (TocyaapcTsenHan apTowicnekuua) are the Russian traffic cops (not to be confused with the munuua police). Some rules of the road Always wear your seat belt. Not only is this a good safety practice, but you may be pulled over by a traffic cop and fined if you're not wearing one. ‘The speed limit in the city is 60 kph (35 mph). Speed limits outside the city vary from 90-120 kph (55-65 mph). There is no “right turn on red”. Look for turn signs at all intersections which will indicate which turns are permitted. Left turns at many intersections