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Police stop acrobatic motorcycle tour: driver in distress!
Police stop dangerous motorcycle ride in Deggendorf: Acrobatic sitting position leads to fine proceedings on August 12, 2025.
Police stop acrobatic motorcycle tour: driver in distress!
An unusual incident recently concerned the Deggendorf police when they stopped a motorcycle ride on Monday evening that was not only dangerous but also legally questionable. The driver and his passenger caused a stir when they rode the motorcycle in an acrobatic position. The passenger had her legs tightly wrapped around the driver's upper body, which from the police's point of view was "certainly commendable from an acrobatic point of view", but did not meet the required safety standards that prevail on the streets of this city.
During the inspection, the officers discovered that the motorcycle was not registered to transport a passenger. “Not only were the footrests missing, basic technical modifications for road use, such as chain guards and complete lighting, were also missing,” reports PNP. In view of these violations, the police banned the driver from continuing to drive and initiated fine proceedings against the driver.
Fines and regulations for motorcyclists
The overall framework conditions for motorcyclists are clearly regulated. According to that Catalog of fines They must adhere to the same road traffic regulations (StVO) as car drivers. The regulations for lighting and tuning are particularly important here. For violations such as driving without a valid operating license or improper lighting, motorcyclists can expect fines of 20 to 90 euros. In addition, all motorcyclists are required to wear helmets.
Another aspect that is always in focus is security. If you exceed the speed limit, you can face severe fines, which can add up depending on the severity of the offense. These range from 20 euros for speeding up to 10 km/h to 800 euros and a driving ban of several months for drastic driving errors. Every motorcyclist must remain alert and always keep an eye on their speed in order to avoid unpleasant surprises.
The incident in Deggendorf should serve as a warning for all motorcyclists. Advanced driving skills are impressive, but ultimately safety comes first. The police remain vigilant and will continue to ensure that all road users are safe and compliant. Because “there is something going on” when it comes to safety and regulations in road traffic.