19-year-old breaks through Traun at 127 km/h: driver's license away!

19-year-old breaks through Traun at 127 km/h: driver's license away!

On Monday evening, July 15, 2025, a serious traffic violation in the municipality of Traun, Linz-Land district, occurred. A 19-year-old driver who is still in the trial period for his driver's license was measured at a speed of 127 km/h, while only 70 km/h are allowed on the Vienna federal road. The speed measurement was carried out using a laser device with a removed tolerance value. The young man was then stopped and a traffic control was subjected. His driving license was temporarily withdrawn and an advertisement is expected.

The introduction of the driving license on trial in 1986 was the goal of reducing the number of accidents among beginners. The trial period usually takes two years, provided that no serious traffic violations are committed. During this time, stricter rules apply, including a zero-promille limit for alcohol. In the event of violations, the consequences differ depending on the severity of the offense. For example, a speed over 20 km/h leads to a punishment and a point in Flensburg, while at more than 41 km/h there is a driving ban, as [https://anwaltauskunft.de/magazin/mobilitaet/auto/fuehrerschein-in-der-probezeit explains explains.

violations and their consequences

Violations in the trial period are divided into two groups: type A and type B. Type A violations that are considered serious traffic violations include rough speed overruns and drunk drives. A violation can lead to an advanced seminar and an extension of the trial period. In the case of two type B violations or another type A violation, the driving license can be withdrawn, such as the [law firm Heskamp] (https://www.kanzlei-heskamp.de/fahrerreslübnis/fernlühnis-auf-auf-auf-probel- Regelen-verstoesse-bäglagen/)

In the current case of the 19-year-old, who drove almost twice as quickly as allowed, the question arises as to what consequences he will face. The severity of his violation-a speed crossing of 57 km/h-falls into the type A category and could result in serious consequences for his driving license. An advanced seminar could be arranged, which is also associated with high costs.