Driving license away! Police grabs numerous racers and drunk!

Driving license away! Police grabs numerous racers and drunk!

Piesendorf, Österreich - A dramatic weekend for the police in Austria: On Saturday evening, a 44-year-old driver in the Oberpullendorf district was stopped with a shocking alcohol content of 2.56 per thousand, as orf.at reported. This was just one of many dangerous situations that the emergency services had to master. In total, 19 driver's licenses were drawn in as part of a large -scale control campaign, including ten drivers and a driver who were traveling with more than 0.8 per thousand. It is particularly questionable that two drivers refused to the Alkomat test, while five other drivers were at the wheel under drugs. At the same time, over 730 traffic offenses were registered, with speed overruns were the most common offense.

In another sensational case, a 60-year-old man in Piesendorf was checked twice by the police. He was not only on the road without a valid driver's license, but also had more than 1 per thousand alcohol in the blood, which led to ensuring his vehicle keys. In another incident in Leogang, a 49-year-old driver lost control of his car on Hochkönigstraße and also had to give his driver's license after an alcohol test with a 2.5 per thousand. His vehicle was recovered with the help of a tractor, such as kosmo.at reported.

The unnecessary risks that these drivers have taken show the urgency of intensive traffic controls. Such incidents are alarming, especially in a country like Austria, where traffic safety is a top priority. The police continue their work to make the streets safer and strictly punish alcohol collections.