From November 16, those traveling outside the city will have their licenses frozen: drivers are in for a new surprise

This coming weekend, some people will travel out of town by car. But there is a possibility that they will have problems. Their driver's license may be frozen. This means they will not be able to drive. If they drive anyway, their license may be revoked.

From November 16, people who have debts will be checked on the roads. This will be done by bailiffs. They are looking for people who have not paid fines, loans or alimony.

There will be checkpoints on country roads. They will check license plates. If the number matches the debtor database, the car will be stopped.

If a person has alimony debts, bailiffs can take away his driver's license. This can happen even without warning.

If the license is taken away, the person will not be able to drive a car until he pays off the debt. Check if you have any debts…