Drug frenzy on two wheels: Police stops scooter drivers in Bingen!

On Monday evening, the police in Bingen uncovered several incidents with scooter drivers under the influence of drugs. The police inspection informed that a 57-year-old man was stopped by a patrol on Koblenzer Strasse. However, the driver could not present a valid driver's license and no papers for his scooter during the check. Due to the observations, the officials suspected that the 57-year-old was not sober.

Later in the evening, the police were called to a supermarket car park in Bingerbrück, where a 48-year-old had been heavily overthrown by his E-Scooter. Passers -by had alerted the emergency services. The overthrown reacted aggressively to the arriving helpers, and a medical examination in the hospital showed that he had not suffered any injuries. However, the consumption of cannabis and amphetamines was found. Based on these incidents, both men are expected to expect procedures for various violations, such as antenne KH reported.

legal aspects of drug use

The legal framework for driving e-scooters and other electric vehicles after drug use are clearly regulated. According to the provisions of § 24a StVG, the provisions on the consumption of alcohol and intoxicating means apply without restriction. This means that the driver's license can be withdrawn even without visible failure. In a case treated at the Munich Administrative Court, the prohibition of leading an electric scooter was legally declared after the consumption of amphetamine, cannabis and alcohol. The Court of Justice found that those affected are unsuitable for driving motor vehicles if mixed consumption is available, which can lead to combined intoxication effect, such as Anwal.de explained.