Vehicle escape in Brunn: Drunk driver snapped without a driver's license!

Vehicle escape in Brunn: Drunk driver snapped without a driver's license!

A dramatic incident occurred on December 28th in Brunn am Mountains when the Lower Austria state transport department pursued a 45-year-old Serbian citizen on the A21. After the driver - without a valid driver's license and under the influence of alcohol with a value of 1.7 per thousand - had left the highway, he continued his rapid journey through the city. Despite the clear stop, the man initially ignored the police until he finally stopped in Wienerstrasse, where the officers checked him. It turned out that there was already a arrest order from the Wiener Neustadt public prosecutor's office against him. The vehicle was approved for his partner, but the approval had already been canceled and the assessment badge had expired. The police took off the license plates and the driver was admitted to the judiciary, such as reported.

At the same time, a current analysis of the mobility club notes that drivers: inside 2024 could easily save compared to the previous year. Petrol prices dropped by around one percent, diesel by around three percent, which is largely due to lower crude oil prices. While diesel continues to be more expensive than gasoline, with an average price of 1.596 euros per liter compared to 1.569 euros for petrol, the Situation could change in 2025 by increased CO2 prize, which will go hand in hand with a price increase of around three cents at the petrol pump. Diesel remains the more expensive choice in 2024, which results from the increasing CO2 prize and the associated costs. According to ÖAMTC.AT it is also recommended to recharge your batteries on Sunday, as the prices are lowest here: Interior: inside, up to four cents can enable other days of the week.

The combination of the incident with the alcoholized driver and the current trends on the fuel market illuminates both the dangers of driving under influence and the financial aspects of car driving in Austria.