“I would like to hope that for Zagitova, running a red light will be the most terrible act of her life” – Nosov

Olympic Games bronze medalist and former State Duma deputy Dmitry Nosov, in an interview with , expressed hope that the red light would be for the Olympic figure skating champion Alina Zagitova the worst thing she’s ever done in her life.

Zagitova posted a video of herself driving a car on social media. The frame captured the moment the car crosses the level crossing, when the green light for pedestrians is on. Additionally, the video shows that cars traveling in the opposite direction stand in front of the stop line, obeying traffic laws. According to the Shot Telegram channel, Zagitova was driving a black Mercedes-Benz G-Class.

– Passing a red light is fortunately regulated by law, but do not forget the moral standards. Any driver should remember that while driving, he is responsible not only to himself, but also to society. When a driver strays while driving, it leads to serious consequences. Passing a red light at a pedestrian crossing, holding a phone in your hand, and then posting it all in the public domain – words are superfluous here.

I don’t want to condemn anyone and teach mental reason. I would like to remind you of one thing: citizens must carefully filter what they share on social networks. Our children grow up in this environment and absorb information without filtering it at all. I would like to hope that for Zagitova this act will be the most terrible thing she has done and will do in her life, Nosov told .

The fine for driving at a red light is one thousand rubles if the driver has committed a violation for the first time. In the event of a repeated violation, he incurs a fine of up to five thousand rubles or deprivation of a driver’s license for a period of 4 to 6 months.