Hidden game on the seaside bank: Biker escapes the police!

Hidden game on the seaside bank: Biker escapes the police!

L53 Seeufer-Landesstraße, 9221 Drobollach, Österreich - On May 28, 2025, a remarkable incident occurred on the L53, the naval bank in Drobollach. A 56-year-old motorcyclist significantly exceeded the permissible maximum speed of 50 km/h and was measured at 92 km/h. Despite the immediate efforts of the police to stop the racer, the driver turned into a side street and tried to hide behind a barn to escape control. But the police found him a short time later and carried out a comprehensive handlebar and vehicle control. The driver's driver's license was temporarily decreased and the onward journey was prohibited. A complaint was then filed to the district administration Villach-Land.

The speed measurement took place around 4:50 p.m. while the driver was traveling towards Drobollach. This type of traffic violations not only represents a risk to other road users, but also results in legal consequences. According to the bussgeldportal.de, a speed crossing of more than 21 km/h can lead to points in Flensburg. With such high exceedance, even driving bans are threatened.

Legal consequences and fine system

The penalties for speed overrun vary depending on the severity of the violation. Fine notices are drawn up from a fine of 60 euros, and the fee for the fine procedure is at least 28.50 euros. If, in this case, the driver shows a further striking driving style or is already classified as a repeat offender, the consequences can be even more serious. Repetition offenders can already receive a driving ban if they have been exceeded if they have several violations within one year.

The regulations for beginners are particularly strict, while in such cases a tolerance limit of 3 km/h is often applied to speed measurements up to 100 km/h. In the case of the 56-year-old motorcyclist, however, the legal consequences are likely to turn out to be significant, especially when you consider that he drove a speed of 42 km/h above the permissible limit.

Overall, this incident shows how important it is to observe the applicable traffic rules and to ensure safety in road traffic. The driver's attempt to avoid control could not only cost him the opportunity to continue driving independently, but also an insight into the serious legal consequences that can result in such behavior.

The local authorities, represented by the police in Carinthia, will continue to be extremely vigilant to hold such traffic inconditions into account and to ensure the safety of the population. police.gv.at also provides information on regular controls and the need to adhere to the road traffic regulations.