Driver with 1.66 per thousand injured pedestrians and escapes!

Driver with 1.66 per thousand injured pedestrians and escapes!

LKH Feldbach, Österreich - A dramatic pedestrian accident occurred when a 58-year-old man wanted to cross the street in Feldbach and was captured by a driver. The driver continued his journey without seeing the injured. Thanks to detailed testimonies, the driver was quickly determined. The Alkomat test showed that he was in the blood of 1.66 per thousand alcohol in the blood, the police reported on Friday. The injured pedestrian was admitted to the LKH Feldbach, where alcoholization was also found.

traffic rules in parking spaces

This incident throws a light on the often misunderstood traffic rules that apply in parking spaces. Although many believe that the road traffic regulations (StVO) do not apply in parking spaces, this is not entirely correct. It applies to public parking spaces and parking garages, but the behavior there is often regulated differently. In particular, the well-known rule "right before left" only counts for intersections and confluence, but not for parking spaces, unless there are clearly marked lanes, as bussgeldatalog.org . In parking spaces, drivers generally have to adhere to walking speed - usually it is recommended not to drive faster than 10 km/h so as not to endanger pedestrians and parking vehicles.

In addition, the basic rule of the StVO applies to showing caution and consideration at any time. Parking should always be space -saving, since any improper parking, especially in markings, can lead to fines when the parking lot is public. For the incident in Feldbach, it is crucial whether the responsible driver followed these traffic rules, even if it has not been proven that he was in the parking lot or the street at the time of the accident.