Raser on A10: 27-year-old at 131 km/h in Flachau stopped

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Ein 27-jähriger Autofahrer wurde auf der A10 bei Flachau mit 131 km/h in einer 80er-Zone gestoppt. Polizei zieht Führerschein ein und erstattet Anzeige. Sicherheit im Straßenverkehr bleibt wichtig!
A 27-year-old driver was stopped on the A10 near Flachau at 131 km/h in an 80s zone. Police move in a driver's license and file a complaint. Security in road traffic remains important! (Symbolbild/DNAT)

Yesterday a 27-year-old driver was stopped by the police on the A10 motorway near Flachau after he had significantly exceeded the speed restriction. Instead of the approved 80 km/h, he drove in the direction of Salzburg with an incredible 131 km/h. This risky driving style alerted the authorities and led to immediate intervention.

The speed control took place around 2 p.m. when the police officers were on the Tauern motorway. They watched the vehicle's excessive speed and were able to successfully stop the racer. The police then interrupted the journey and temporarily pulled the driver's license off the handlebar. Fortunately, an alkotest showed that it was not alcoholized, but the driver is still displayed.

Details of the incident

The control took place in the Pongau, an area that is often used for travel and leisure traffic. The high speed of the vehicle is not only a danger for the driver himself, but also for other road users. The police have announced that they are increasingly paying attention to speeding, especially in areas with strict speed limits to ensure safety on the streets.

The police's decision to react to such exceedations is important because it can often result in dangerous situations if drivers disregard the permitted speed limits. According to current information, speed controls are essential to maintain safety in road traffic.

These measures are part of a systematic strategy for increasing security consciousness in traffic. In such a case, it remains to be seen how the 27-year-old will react to the advertisement and whether he can teach from this incident. More details on this topic can be found in a detailed report on www.salzburg24.at .