The article discusses the impact of a recent ruling by the Constitutional Tribunal on the procedure of confiscating a driver's license for 3 months. According to Article 135 of the Law on Road Traffic, the District Governor can take away a driver's license for exceeding the speed limit in an urban area by more than 50km/h. However, the procedure has been questioned and a potential compensation for those affected is being considered. The ruling states that the District Governor is not authorized to make factual determinations and can only act on information received from the authorities. Despite the ruling, the police can still confiscate a license and issue a fine, but the decision may still be challenged in court.