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Art. 15e Strassenverkehrsgesetz (SVG)
SVG; II. Titel: Fahrzeuge und Fahrzeugführer; 1. Abschnitt: Motorfahrzeuge und ihre Führer; Sperrfrist nach Fahren ohne Ausweis
Art. 15e SVG
Wer ein Motorfahrzeug geführt hat, ohne einen Führerausweis zu besitzen, erhält während mindestens sechs Monaten nach der Widerhandlung weder Lernfahr- noch Führerausweis. Erreicht die Person das Mindestalter erst nach der Widerhandlung, so beginnt die Sperrfrist ab diesem Zeitpunkt.
Wurde auf der Fahrt zusätzlich der Tatbestand des Artikels 16 c Absatz 2 Buchstabe a bis erfüllt, beträgt die Sperrfrist zwei Jahre, im Wiederholungsfall zehn Jahre.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (22)
WBE.2022.357 · ag (Art. 15e Abs. 1 Satz 1 SVG)
Probationary Driver's Ban Commencement Date Adjusted to Offense Date
This provision establishes a minimum six-month driving ban for anyone caught driving without a license, which was applied to determine the duration of the ban.
IV.2020.169 · sg (Art. 15e SVG)
Administrative Review Upholds License Suspension, Overturns Cost Assessment Due to Violation of Right to be Heard
Cited to confirm that the two-year suspension period was correctly applied based on the initial severe offense (Raserdelikt).
IV.2020.169 · sg (Art. 15e SVG)
Driving License Withdrawal Upheld Despite Procedural Flaw Requiring Cost Shifting
Used to confirm the correctness of the two-year blocking period applied due to the race offense.
VB.2021.00312 · zh (Art. 15e SVG)
Appeal Against License Withdrawal Based on Pre-Issuance Incident
The court explicitly ruled that the facts did not justify the imposition of a disqualification period under this article.
CR.2019.0007 · vd (art. 15e al. 1 LCR)
Driving Permit Ban Reduction for Minor Infraction and Recidivism
This provision served as the basis for imposing the waiting period for obtaining a driving license, which the court partially reformed.
A/3714/2018 · ge (art. 15e LCR)
Driving with a Suspended Foreign License and Applicability of Sanctioning Provisions
The court ruled that applying this article by analogy was an error in law, leading to the annulment of the prior decision.
IV.2018.33 · sg (Art. 15e Abs. 1 SVG)
Driving Ban Reduction for Repeat Offender
This provision serves as the basis for setting the resulting 18-month driving ban duration.
IV.2018.33 · sg (Art. 15e Abs. 1 SVG)
Driving Ban Duration for Repeat Unlicensed Driving with Accident
The duration of the driving ban (Sperrfrist) was recalculated and set based on this provision.
VWBES.2018.70 · so (Art. 15e Abs. 1 Satz 1 SVG)
Driving Ban Upheld for Expired Swiss Probationary License
The court confirmed the six-month driving ban imposed based on driving without a valid license, which corresponds to the minimum duration stipulated in this article.
VB.2017.00645 · zh (Art. 15e SVG)
Applicant Fails to Prove Right to Driver's License Despite Repeated Foreign License Use
Basis for the refusal of the driving license due to repeatedly driving a vehicle with a foreign driving license.
IV.2016.155 · sg (Art. 15e Abs. 1 SVG)
Driver's License Expiration and Driving Ban Modification
This provision was cited in the dispositive order to set the definitive driving ban period (Sperrfrist).
IV.2016.155 · sg (Art. 15e Abs. 1 SVG)
Driver License Ban Reduction Due to Excessive Penalty
This provision was used to determine the duration and start date of the driving ban imposed on the appellant.
CR.2016.0024 · vd (art. 15e al. 1 LCR)
Minor's Driving Ban Annulled Due to Disproportionate Sanction
This provision established the measure that the court found disproportionate and annulled.
IV.2016.114 · sg (Art. 15e Abs. 1 SVG)
Probationary Driver License Ban for Failure to Complete Training
Basis for affirming the six-month blocking period because the appellant drove without a valid license after the probationary license expired due to failure to attend mandatory further training.
IV.2016.114 · sg (Art. 15e Abs. 1 SVG)
Probationary License Expiration and Mandatory Driving Ban
The appeal was dismissed because the appellant drove without a valid license, triggering the minimum six-month ban stipulated by this article.