Alcoholized drivers stopped in Linz am Rhein - driver's license confiscated

Alcoholized drivers stopped in Linz am Rhein - driver's license confiscated

On Saturday evening, October 19, 2024, an incident occurred on the B42 in Linz am Rhein, which attracted the attention of the police. A passing driver noticed a vehicle driving in front of him, which pulled strong snake lines while driving and drifted on the opposite lane several times. This striking driving style left worse and led to the alarm of the police.

The officials of the Linz police inspection on the Rhine reacted immediately and were finally able to stop the affected vehicle. The driver of the car, a 65-year-old man from Königswinter, showed a significant alcohol content in the blood. This meant that he was no longer able to safely control a vehicle, which would have been extremely dangerous for himself and other road users.

police measures

After the check, the driver was taken from a doctor to determine the exact alcohol content. At the same time, his driver's license was confiscated, which means that he is no longer allowed to drive. Because of his behavior, he now has to answer in a criminal proceedings, which can usually be accompanied by fines or even a prison sentence in Germany, depending on the severity of the offense.

The incident once again reminds of the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol. Such situations can be life -threatening not only for those affected, but also for uninvolved. It is therefore important that road users always take responsibility for their actions and pay attention to their safety and the safety of others.

For more information or questions about this incident, the Linz police inspection can be contacted on 02644-943-0.