Legislative regulation of the activities of the State traffic inspectorate for control (supervision) in road safety during the collapse of the USSR
The article analyzes the legal regulation of the control and supervision activities of the State Traffic Inspectorate during the collapse of the USSR. By the end of the 80s in the twentieth century, the improvement of the control and supervisory functions of the State Traffic Inspectorate was determined by the increase in the number of vehicles and the role of road transport in connection with the transition to a market economy. Nevertheless, the statistics show that the State traffic inspectorate barely coped with the assigned tasks, as evidenced by the statistics. The beginning and the middle of the 1990s became in many ways a transitional stage in the legal regulation of the activities of the State traffic inspectorate for control (supervision) and absorbed many negative manifestations associated with the crisis phenomena occurring in the country. At the same time, it was this stage that laid the foundation for the further development and improvement of the activities of the State traffic inspectorate for control (supervision), including through the formation of a regulatory framework that continues to remain relevant to the present.