Ethics driver (1985)

A small child is lying in a stroller.

Grandma is sitting on a bench next to the stroller.

Passer-by (p.

Bykov) speaks to her.

The man walks further down the alley of the park and greets everyone he meets.

R. Bykov goes to the set, gets into a red car.

The car pulls away and drives along the embankment.

The car of the "hero" overtakes another one and that one slides off the embankment into the water.

A woman is driving.

Then the red car cuts off the motorcyclist and he slides into the water.

The driver of the red car (Bykov) scolds the motorcyclist for not being able to ride.

The trip continues.

Along the way, he meets a driver asking him to take a leak of gasoline.

The "hero" gives him advice to calculate gasoline.

Next, the woman asks for a ride to her husband, who was twisted by sciatica.

The reaction of our hero is "We need to drink less."

Finally. our hero crashes into a bulldozer .

The nose of the car is shattered.

The driver is unharmed.

But even in this situation, he does not consider himself guilty.