A coachman was really in Vienna on Thursday morning. Because the fiaker placed it on the A22, claimed to have “strayed”. However, the alcohol level could also have been one of the reasons for the loss of orientation …
Fiker teams are usually seen in the center of Vienna when they make their rounds during sightseeing tours. The carriages that are drawn by horses can also be observed again and again on their way to and from the horse stables. However, such a vehicle has absolutely no place on the A22.
A reporter from the reader witnessed the unusual scenes on Thursday morning when he traveled by car on the A22 in Kaisermühlen. Around 11 am he suddenly discovered two white horses with a coachman and carriage between the vehicle leaf. “The fiaker rode on the right, quite undisturbed and caused a traffic jam,” he describes the “Kroon”.
Sudden blue light and siren
Of course, the vehicle with the two horsepower was not unnoticed by the executive for long. “Then blue lights suddenly came from behind, the siren was pretty loud,” continued the reader’s reporter.
Urgent announcement via speaker
Through speakers, the fiaker was then unambiguous and urgently pointed out in his dangerous wrong way on the highway. The team was then accompanied by the highway in police guidance, as the video of another reader shows a reporter.
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But how did the coachman end up on the A22? As spokeswoman for the police reported Anna Gutt on request, the man “sent on the highway at the Handelskai and then continued to the north”. Because of the strong traffic volume, she was already a backlog behind the fiaker, she continued.
Across the highway by 1.7 per thousand per thousand
According to his own statements, the man was lost. With him, alcoholisation of 1.7 per thousand was found, Gutt said. “He was reported in accordance with the traffic regulations, he threatens to withdraw his steering authorization. The officials also reported to the MA65, who is responsible for the approval of Fiaker Driving Services,” said the spokeswoman.
Source: Krone
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