Forbidden car racing on the Sudelfeld: Police stops Raser at 180 km/h

Forbidden car racing on the Sudelfeld: Police stops Raser at 180 km/h

Am Sudelfeld in Oberaudorf, Bavaria, a dangerous spectacle occurred on Monday evening, which ended in an illegal motorcycle race. Two young drivers, both 22 years old and from the Rosenheim district, were stopped by the police in a rapid chase with speeds of up to 180 km/h. This speed crossing over 60 km/h on the winding pass road not only represents a traffic offense, but also raises serious security issues.

The speed -addicted motorcyclists raced on September 2 at 7:15 p.m. through a control point from the Rosenheim traffic inspection. Despite the regulations and the general speed limit in this area, the desire for adrenaline was too strong. A police spokesman noted that such speeds are completely inappropriate and dangerous at this point.

dangerous maneuver and legal consequences

The haunting danger that the two bikers went out was increased by the risky overtaking of three racing cyclists driving towards Bayrischzell. Such maneuvers not only endanger the speeders themselves, but also innocent people who are on the pass road at the same time. The police were finally able to persuade the two motorcyclists at Arzmoos after they were persecuted with considerable effort.

The police found that the exhaust system was manipulated in one of the motorcycles. As a result, the motorcycle was immediately towed. The legal consequences for the drivers are considerable. The criminal proceedings for an unauthorized motor vehicle race are now being processed by the Traunstein public prosecutor. It is also decided on the collection of motorcycles and ensuring the driver's licenses. According to the catalog of fines, the razors have to expect at least 1400 euros, two points in Flensburg and a three -month driving ban.

Black series on the Sudelfeld

This incident is not the first of its kind on the sudelfeld and is part of a list of countless dangerous situations and partly tragic accidents that have taken place there in recent years. History shows that the street repeatedly becomes the scene of serious accidents that often end with serious injuries or even deaths. Therefore, a driving ban has been discussed at certain times for some time, but so far there have been no tangible results in these considerations.

The police are now looking for further witnesses of the incident. People who have observed the race or were in danger are asked to contact the Rosenheim traffic police inspection on 08035-9068-0. The repeated use against such razorism is crucial to ensure the safety of motorcyclists and other road users.