Two nights in a row, the training ground of the Dolejschi driving school in Krems became an illegal meeting place for unknown car enthusiasts. The consequences: black tire tracks that “decorate” a large part of the asphalt and a company boss who now has to dig deeper into his pocket.
“I can only sincerely thank the ‘pseudo-vin-diesel idiots’ who left us such beautiful drawings on the training ground,” says driving school principal Tobias Purkarth angrily. On two consecutive nights, the area became the scene of illegal tuner gatherings, the countless tire tracks being the visible result.
measure takes revenge
As a result of the incident, the entrepreneur now announces that he will have to invest in the site. After acquiring the company in late 2019, Purkarth initially took money to remove the fence at the training ground and straighten the grounds. “I wanted it to look nicer and be easier to maintain. Even if it carries the risk of it being open now,” he explains. A new housing is now under consideration, as well as surveillance by cameras. “We will probably have to invest a lot of time and money.”
“No respect”
But Purkarth is much more “about the principle,” as he emphasizes: “You just don’t do it. It is clearly indicated that this is private property. There seems to be no respect for the property of others anymore.”
Source: Krone
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