On April 29, 2017, competitions on knowledge of the Traffic Regulations and car driving skills were held at the Lepel regional organization of DOSAAF.

On April 29, 2017, competitions on knowledge of the Traffic Regulations and car driving skills were held at the Lepel regional organization of DOSAAF.

The overall management of the preparation and conduct of the competitions was carried out by the Lepel district organizational structure of DOSAAF (Chairman Lyamtsev P.I.), the Lepel district trade union association (Chairman Mily V.Yu.) and the Lepel district committee of the NGO "BRSM" (First Secretary Shcherbach T.V.).

Men and women aged 18 and over, who are trade union members and/or members of the NGO "BRSM", holding a category "B" driving license, using their own vehicles with manual transmission that have passed state technical inspection, took part in the competitions.

The competitions were held in two categories: "AutoLady-2017" and "AutoBoss-2017".

Stages of the competitions:

1. Checking knowledge of the Traffic Regulations.
2. Overcoming an obstacle course by car, including a clearance zone, an ascent, a parallel parking bay, a reverse parking bay, a clearance figure-of-eight, a clearance slalom, and stopping at the stop line.

In a hard-fought competition, the prize-winning places were distributed as follows.

In the competition for knowledge of the Traffic Regulations:

"AutoLady-2017" category
1st place – Pshonko Victoria
2nd place – Lobkis Natalia
3rd place – Pshonko Elena

"AutoBoss-2017" category
1st place - Dalchanin Evgeny
2nd place – Kharchenko Sergey
3rd place – Valevich Denis

In the competition for overcoming the obstacle course by car:

"AutoLady-2017" category
1st place – Pristavko Victoria
2nd place – Demko Olga
3rd place – Pshonko Victoria

"AutoBoss-2017" category
1st place - Kharchenko Sergey
2nd place – Demko Alexander
3rd place – Valevich Denis

In the final individual standings:

"AutoLady-2017" category
1st place – Pshonko Victoria
2nd place – Pshonko Elena
3rd place – Pristavko Victoria