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Drunk driver causes serious accident in Neu-Ulm!
On November 3rd, 2025, a drunk driver caused a significant accident in Neu-Ulm. Total damage: 15,700 euros.
Drunk driver causes serious accident in Neu-Ulm!
In the early morning hours of November 3, 2025, a serious traffic accident occurred on the Allgäuer Ring in Neu-Ulm. At 3:20 a.m., a 26-year-old driver lost control of her vehicle and left the road, causing significant damage. Loud Augsburger Allgemeine The driver tested positive for alcohol, indicating that this was not just an ordinary accident.
The consequences of this incident are alarming: the total damage is estimated at an impressive 15,700 euros. The vehicle involved in the accident had to be towed away and, fortunately, the young woman only suffered minor injuries. Nevertheless, she is now facing criminal proceedings for endangering road traffic, which is normal in such cases according to the law
Legal consequences and dangers
Drunk driving is a serious matter that can lead not only to expensive accidents but also to drastic legal consequences. If you have a breath alcohol content of 0.3 per mille, you can expect penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment, as shown Catalog of fines described. It becomes particularly serious above 1.1 per mille, which is considered absolute inability to drive.
What many people don't know: If you have an accident while driving under the influence of alcohol, your driver's license can be revoked, and a positive MPU report often has to be presented in order to regain your driving privileges. These regulations are intended to help increase road safety and reduce the number of alcohol-related accidents.
The dangers of drunk driving
The risks associated with driving under the influence of alcohol should not be underestimated. Not only does the ability to react slow down, concentration and perception are also severely impaired. A study by the VUT Expert Society shows that alcohol affects the central nervous system, leading to delayed reflexes.
In addition, in recent years, road traffic authorities have increasingly launched preventive measures such as control campaigns and awareness campaigns in order to reduce the number of alcohol-related traffic accidents. Radical reminders like “Don’t Drink and Drive” are intended to appeal to drivers’ responsibility. There are many alternatives to driving, be it public transport or taxis.
The events of last Monday morning are another wake-up call for all drivers to become aware of the dangers and consider alternatives in good time.
In summary, it can be said that traffic accidents caused by alcohol pose a serious threat not only to those involved, but to society as a whole. In the hope of making traffic safer, everyone is called upon to take responsibility.