Under traffic regulations, does responsibility for offenses arising from a vehicle's documentation and state of repair fall on the vehicle's holder?

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In accordance with the Law on Traffic, Motor Vehicle Circulation and Road Safety, responsibility for offenses relating to technical conditions, the state of repair of the vehicle (such as lighting, tires or the roadworthiness test (ITV)) and its mandatory documentation (such as insurance or the vehicle registration certificate) falls directly on the registered holder or the long-term lessee. The driver is personally responsible only for offenses committed while driving (such as speeding or disobeying signs), except where the driver is also the holder.

Under traffic regulations, does responsibility for offenses arising from a vehicle's documentation and state of repair fall on the vehicle's holder?

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