- Impaired driver in wheelchair navigating federal highway under the influence
Twice within a 24-hour period, authorities ejected a drunk driver of a mobility scooter from Federal Highway 192, positioned near Waren on the Müritz. The first incident occurred early Tuesday morning. The 61-year-old individual's blood alcohol concentration was reportedly 1.6 per mille, as shared by the authorities. The second time, during the night, the device revealed a reading of 1.5 per mille.
This man was barred from continuing his voyage, as stated. However, the police were unable to seize his driver's license since such mobility scooters for individuals with disabilities do not require one. Instead, the 61-year-old was issued a citation for driving under the influence. In both instances, police received tips from fellow road users.
Despite not having a driver's license due to the nature of his mobility scooter, the man faced penalties in the realm of [Transport and telecommunications], receiving citations for his intoxicated behaviors on Federal Highway 192. The incidents of his impaired operation of the scooter were widely reported among road users, thereby emphasizing the importance of responsible transport practices.
