The police are strictly against alcohol and drugs in road traffic. 19 drivers had to be removed immediately on the current planned square in Burgenland. A total of 156 criminal mandates were issued and 524 advertisements against speeders and 212 were reimbursed for other violations.
Strict checks did not only take place last weekend because the carnival season reached its peak. The reason for a national plan square also gave the sad fact that drunkenness on the wheel remains one of the most common causes of accidents. Accordingly, the forces of the State Transport Department and officials of all district police commands and the City Police Command Eisenstadt were made against all types of violations.
Stopped at 2.6 per thousand
In ten o’clock, 970 drivers were checked on Sunday evening, 892 Alkomat and Alcovort tests were performed. The sobering result: ELF steering wheel had more than 0.8 per thousand in their blood, in one case the 0.5-Promille limit was exceeded. The official, glorious leader was a 44-year-old man who was stopped in the Oberpullendorf district and was behind the wheel with almost 2.6 per thousand.
“Two drivers refused the Alkertste,” said control inspector Victoria Krojer of the State Police Directorate. In one case it was a 60-year-old, with 2.8 per thousand already measured during a check in Eisenstadt through a pre-testing device. The drunken strictly blocked a more precise test.
Five steering wheel with intoxicating agents Intus
Much more in the focus of the police is at the wheel. As reported, the alcohol and drug steering programs below 40 are already in balance! The current planned square was five road users who had consumed intoxicating agents.
Drug cyclists refused to investigate the clinic
One of them was a motorcyclist who was stopped in Eisenstadt. Not only his use of drugs and a strongly crazy rear tire of the motorcycle immediately noticed the officials, the man also had no obstacle for the steering. The medicine cyclist drew a clinical examination. He made various advertisements.
Source: Krone
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