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741.01 SVGLCRLCSTR CH

Art. 16a Legge federale del 19 dicembre 1958 sulla circolazione stradale (LCStr)

LCStr; Titolo secondo: Veicoli e conducenti; Capo primo: Veicoli a motore e loro conducenti; Ammonimento o revoca della licenza di condurre dopo un’infrazione lieve
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Art. 16a LCStr

Commette un’infrazione lieve chi: a. violando le norme della circolazione provoca un pericolo minimo per la sicurezza altrui e si rende responsabile soltanto di una colpa leggera; b. guida un veicolo a motore in stato di ebrietà, senza tuttavia avere una concentrazione qualificata di alcol nell’alito o nel sangue (art. 55 cpv. 6) e senza commettere un’altra infrazione alle prescrizioni sulla circolazione stradale; c. viola il divieto di guidare sotto l’influsso dell’alcol (art. 31 cpv. 2 bis), senza tuttavia commettere un’altra infrazione alle prescrizioni sulla circolazione stradale.

Dopo un’infrazione lieve, la licenza per allievo conducente o la licenza di condurre è revocata per almeno un mese se nei due anni precedenti la licenza è stata revocata o è stato deciso un altro provvedimento amministrativo.

La persona colpevole è ammonita se nei due anni precedenti non le è stata revocata la licenza o non sono stati ordinati provvedimenti amministrativi.

Nei casi particolarmente lievi si rinuncia a qualsiasi provvedimento.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (626)

CR.2025.0021 · vd (art. 16a al. 2 de la loi fédérale du 19 décembre 1958 sur la circulation routière (LCR; RS 741.01))
License Suspension Appeal Barred by Prior Acceptance of Administrative Penalty
This article justifies the application of the minimum sanction (one-month license withdrawal) which the court confirms.
603 2025 34 · fr (art. 16a al. 2 LCR)
Motorcyclist v. Traffic Authority on License Revocation for Illegal Overtaking
The court confirmed the administrative decision to withdraw the driving license for the minimum duration required for a light offense following a prior withdrawal.
A/2909/2024 · ge (art. 16a al. 1 let. a LCR)
Driver's License Suspension Upheld for Repeat Cell Phone Infraction
The court confirmed the authority correctly qualified the offense as a minor traffic offense (infraction légère).
A/2909/2024 · ge (art. 16a al. 2 LCR)
Driver's License Suspension Upheld for Repeat Cell Phone Infraction
The court confirmed the authority correctly applied the minimum one-month license withdrawal period due to a prior offense within two years.
VWBES.2024.432 · so (Art. 16a Abs. 3 SVG)
Driver License Withdrawal Overturned for Minor Parking Violation in Collision
The court upheld the appeal and ordered that the appellant be warned based on this article.
VWBES.2024.432 · so (Art. 16a lit. a SVG)
Driver License Withdrawal Overturned for Minor Parking Violation in Collision
This article defines the light traffic violation that the court ultimately confirmed.
V 2024 34 · zg (Art. 16a Abs. 1 lit. a SVG)
License Withdrawal Upheld for Right-of-Way Violation Resulting in Accident
The court upheld the administrative authority's classification of the act as a minor traffic offense based on this article, leading to the dismissal of the appeal.
V 2024 34 · zg (Art. 16a Abs. 2 SVG)
License Withdrawal Upheld for Right-of-Way Violation Resulting in Accident
This provision was cited by the administrative authority and implicitly confirmed by the court's reasoning regarding the mandatory one-month license withdrawal due to a prior offense.
VWBES.2022.386 · so (Art. 16a Abs. 2 lit. c SVG)
License Withdrawal Upheld After Traffic Offenses and Criminal Conviction
Cited to confirm that the ordered withdrawal period corresponds to the statutory minimum, justifying the rejection of the request for reduction based on special hardship.
A/1836/2024 · ge (art. 16a al. 1 LCR)
Driver's License Revocation for Second Traffic Offense Classification
The court confirmed that the offense committed by the appellee qualified as a light offense under this article, which meant Art. 15a al. 4 LCR was not applicable.
VWBES.2024.231 · so (Art. 16a Abs. 2 Strassenverkehrsgesetz; SVG, SR 741.01)
Driver's License Suspension Upheld Due to Repeat Offenses
This provision establishes the minimum one-month license withdrawal period for minor traffic violations after a previous administrative measure, which is the underlying legal issue being reviewed.
A/1813/2024 · ge (art. 16a al. 1 let. a LCR)
Driver's License Withdrawal Upheld for Excessive Speeding and Prior Offenses
Cited in the reasoning to define a minor offense.
A/1813/2024 · ge (art. 16a à 16c LCR)
Driver's License Withdrawal Upheld for Excessive Speeding and Prior Offenses
Cited to explain the classification of traffic offenses used to determine the penalty.
A/360/2024 · ge (art. 16a al. 2 let. a LCR)
Vehicle License Withdrawal for Dual Traffic Offenses Upheld
This article was cited in connection with the minimum withdrawal period (one month) for a medium offense.
A/1712/2024 · ge (art. 16a al. 1 let. a LCR)
Cantonal Vehicle Office v. Motorist (License Withdrawal for Speeding)
This provision defines a minor traffic offense, which the court used to classify the speeding violation committed by the appellant.