Unbogly fun: Police stop manipulated small skate in Meiningen

Unbogly fun: Police stop manipulated small skate in Meiningen

Meiningen - an unexpected incident caused excitement in the city of Meiningen on Thursday evening. Officials from the Schmalkalden-Meiningen police inspection became aware of a driver of a petty bike who was in the process of taking some traffic regulations on the lights. The driver's persecution led to a surprising discovery of the modifications on his vehicle and the associated legal consequences.

The police were aware of a small skate that was not only moving with an obvious exceeding of the speed limit, but also presumably drove in the opposite direction of a one -way street. This behavior immediately aroused the officials of the officials, who then followed their persecution. The driver, a 17-year-old teenager, headed for a Simson Moped, who was able to reach a top speed of 80 to 100 km/h due to his conversions. Such a conversion is problematic in combination with the driving license law and leads to questions about the legality of the journey.

the legal implications

The driving license law in Germany stipulates clear regulations which vehicle categories are valid for a driver. In this case, the driver has a class driving license, which usually applies to light motorcycles and small motorcycle up to 45 km/h. With the modifications that catapulted the moped into another performance class, the young person was not entitled to control the vehicle. In addition, the insurance coverage was also not given due to the increased speed, which further tightened the legal situation.

After stopping the vehicle, the small skating bike was secured for assessment by the police. The authorities have collected the relevant information on the modification and will initiate the further steps. Sowing, the police caught martis, the young driver is facing several ads, among other things because of the violations of the road traffic regulations and the lack of valid insurance protection.

Overall, this incident not only illustrates the potential dangers through manipulated vehicles, but also the need to adhere to the applicable traffic regulations. Driving without approved vehicle modifications can result in serious legal and personal consequences. It remains to be seen how the driver's situation will develop and what other measures the police will take to prevent such offenses in the future