Rasender Carinthian: chased through Klagenfurt at 187 km/h!

Rasender Carinthian: chased through Klagenfurt at 187 km/h!

Reißeck, Österreich - A 19-year-old man from Carinthia caused excitement on the streets of Klagenfurt on Saturday evening. The year-old driver was stopped at 7:37 p.m. on Völkermarkter Straße, near the intersection with St. Jakober Straße, with a speed crossing of 187 km/h in a 80 km/h zone. According to Puls24 this was a drastic transition that will have serious consequences for the young handlebar.

The police immediately took the driver's license from the driver, who is still in the trial period, and prohibited him from continuing. An advertisement from the magistrate will follow, which could provide far -reaching additional consequences. Surprisingly, it is a test guide owner, which makes such violations even more serious. The police were concerned about the dangerous journey and pointed out that such speed crossing can not only result in high fines, but also lead to driving bans.

the case of the motorcyclist

Not only this young man caused a sensation that day. On the same evening, a 24-year-old German motorcyclist in Reißeck, in the Spittal district, was flashed at the Mölltal Bundesstraße (B106) at 4:40 p.m. at 4:40 p.m. He also exceeded the permitted speed by a remarkable 55 km/h and must also expect legal consequences. In his case, too, an advertisement will be presented, as https://www.kleinezeitung.at/kaernten/19774067/bobuchfehrerchwehrerch owner-reste-mit-187-statt-80-km-h-horen) reports.

What happens with the two razors now? According to the nationwide catalog of fines, which [ADAC, the consequences for speed violations are significant in urban areas. An exceeding of the top speed by 107 km/h, as in the case of the 19-year-old, could be punished with a fine of up to 800 euros and at least three months of driving ban. The motorcyclist will also have to expect a similar fine and a corresponding number of points.

It is no secret that speed violations often lead to serious traffic accidents, and the authorities appeal to all road users to drive responsibly. Road safety should always be in the foreground to avoid such dangerous situations.