Traffic controls in the Heinsberg district: Alcohol and drugs in sight!

Traffic controls in the Heinsberg district: Alcohol and drugs in sight!

Heinsberg, Deutschland - Kreis Heinsberg - Last weekend, the local police officers carried out extensive traffic checks to increase traffic safety in the Heinsberg district. The focus of the controls was several traffic violations, some of which had serious consequences for the drivers concerned.

Under the influence of narcotics and alcohol, the authorities counted a number of abnormalities that could result in serious legal consequences. For example, on Friday in gangelt mild passage on Raiffeisenstraße and in Geilenkirchen at the Berlin Ring, drivers who drove under the influence of alcohol were stopped. In Heinsberg along Industriestrasse and in Hückelhoven-Ratheim on the Milliche Straße, the police caught drivers who were apparently under the influence of narcotics. In all of these cases, those affected had to give a blood test. In addition, the onward journey was prohibited and you are now facing ads.

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In addition, numerous violations of driving without a valid driver's license have been found. In Heinsberg on Sittarder Straße and in Heinsberg-Randerath Am Himmerich, drivers who were not in possession of the necessary license were stopped. These cases were repeated twice in this place. Also in Übach-Palenberg-Boscheln on the Südring, the journey began to do so for some drivers, as they were also traveling without a necessary driving license. In each of these cases, the officials show and also prohibited the onward journey.

These measures serve not only to enforce laws, but also to increase security on the streets in the region. The police make it clear that they consistently hold road users who do not adhere to the rules. As the reporting on www.presseportal.de shows , such controls are not a clear message: Alcohol and drugs are not behind the wheel.

The results of these controls are an important step to ensure traffic safety in the region and to protect the population from the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.