Rapid escape: 16-year-old rams policemen with e-scooter!

Rapid escape: 16-year-old rams policemen with e-scooter!

What's going on in Abensberg? A 16-year-old e-scooter driver excited the police on Friday evening when he initially ignored a check and then even moved to a police officer. The incident, which took place around 8 p.m., ended with a spectacular escape and a house search, which brought some surprises. Mittelbayerische was reported that the driver was on the road without a license.

the dangerous situation culminated when the officials wanted to stop the youngsters. In order not to hurt the policewoman, she was able to save herself aside just in time when the 16-year-old was unchecked. But the chaos did not stop here: the e-scooter collided with another officer shortly afterwards, which led to a grazing wound on the policeman's knee. In the meantime, an passenger managed to be held while the driver escaped on foot. Süddeutsche At home - however, in other clothes to hide his identity.

accident and unauthorized objects

When searching his apartment, the police not only found the clothing they were looking for, but also discovered a forbidden telescopic strike. The young person states that they have consumed cannabis at noon, which does not make the situation better. However, the willingness to continue cooperation left a lot to be desired: the blood sampling was refused by him, so that the officers had to take him to the hospital with handcuffs. Süddeutsche got it to the point: The young man soon had to Put allegations of driving without a license and under the same effect.

e-scooter in Germany is not fun if you don't stick to the rules. According to the information from ADAC , these small companions are considered motor vehicles, they must be insured and require an operating license. It is also important that the drivers are at least 14 years old. If you don't stick to the requirements, you can expect a fine - in the worst case with up to 70 euros for driving without an operating license.

difficult location for drivers

Austrian e-scooter lovers should perhaps recall the basic rules. E-scooters are only allowed to ride on cycle paths, and general traffic safety remains a decisive topic here too. If there is a bicycle light, this applies, otherwise the traffic light counts for the assembly line. However, the largest stumbling block remains the minimum age and the ban for two people on an e-scooter. These are many hurdles that are to be considered.

There will probably be a long aftermath for this 16-year-old, because in addition to the legal consequences, the loss of volume awaits him-under certain circumstances he may have to leave the honeymoon phase of the e-scooter driving behind for the time being.