Drivers with 2.5 per thousand: Driving license moved in for the time being

Drivers with 2.5 per thousand: Driving license moved in for the time being

An irresponsible driver loses his driver's license after passers -by from the police in Großkarolinenfeld in the Rosenheim district reported a driver who was traveling in snake lines with 2.5 per thousand. This incident is skill in the dangers of drunkenness at the wheel and the important role of the public in reporting suspicious driving behavior.

On Wednesday evening, passers -by cared for the police when they watched a car in Palatzstrasse in Großkarolinenfeld. The rapid reaction of the Rosenheim police led to the arrest of the 45-year-old driver. A breath alcohol test on site showed a shockingly high value of over two and a half per thousand.

The takeover of the case by the Bad Aibling police led to the implementation of a blood sample and the temporary confiscation of the driver's license. The man is now facing a criminal proceedings for drunkenness at the wheel and must bear the consequences of his dangerous behavior.

The questionable situation in which a driver was traveling with such a high alcohol level illustrates the potential danger that drives out drunk drivers. The attentive passers -by who informed the police showed an exemplary sense of responsibility and contributed to preventing potential accidents.

It is important that the public is sensitized to the timely reporting of suspicious driving behavior to ensure the safety of all road users. This incident serves as a memory of the vital importance of sober and responsible decisions behind the wheel. - nag