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  1. As in many other cases, if it’s compulsory, we „harmonize” legislation with European norms, as per the case in question. But we are not good enough with implementation and enforcement. It is symptomatic that I have not met any forest rangers since 1990, although I hike weekly. There is a mountain gendarmerie, and there are rangers, but the official in the article complains of a lack of personnel. Why make laws if we can’t enforce them? The problem is that it is not only our own people who are roaming the forests but due to poor control, Austrians, Germans, Slovaks, Czechs, Poles, etc. come to us, who at home cannot get their own way because the problem is regulated and solved. The impact is destructive not only on the land in the forests (forest roads, paths, slopes „loved” by offroaders, etc.) but also on wildlife because of the noise. Indeed, the bear woken up by the motorcyclist in the Brasov area will not forget the experience and may have a suitable reaction next time.