Drunk e-bike driver in Gotha: 2.41 per thousand when checked

The dangers of alcoholized driving on two wheels

Gotha (ots)

In a worrying increase in alcohol -related traffic accidents, an incident took place on Saturday evening in Gotha, which once again increases the risks of driving under the influence of alcohol. At 7:45 p.m., a 37-year-old man from Poland was checked on his self-driving e-bike. The e-bike, which had no proof of insurance, was recognized as a dangerous means of transport.

alcohol at the wheel: a serious problem

The breath alcohol test carried out showed a worrying value of 2.41 per thousand. This indicates that the driver was significantly influence of alcohol, which significantly impaired both his responsiveness and the safety of other road users. The high alcohol content in the blood can lead to severe delays in decision -making and increases the risk of accidents.

legal consequences for the driver

After the incident, the driver not only had to expect blood sampling, but he also sees severe legal consequences. The allegations include both drunk driving and the violation of the compulsory insurance law. Such violations not only have liability law consequences, but can also have an impact on the personal life situation of the perpetrator, including possible driving bans and financial punishments.

The importance of traffic safety

This incident illustrates the need to sensitize the topic of traffic safety. It turns out that despite the legal regulations, people are still willing to ignore the dangers of driving under alcohol. Not only you have a great risk, but also other road users and pedestrians.

conclusion: Prevention is the key

To make the streets safer, it is essential to take preventive measures and to raise awareness of the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol. This requires the cooperation between the authorities, schools and municipalities to introduce comprehensive information programs. Only through the Enlightenment can a rethink in society promote and the number of alcohol -related traffic accidents reduced.