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Parent allows toddler to operate vehicle on busy roadway

Blue light shines on the roof of a police car.
Blue light shines on the roof of a police car.

Illegal activities - Parent allows toddler to operate vehicle on busy roadway

At Seevetal in the Harburg district, authorities halted a car on the A7 due to an unusual situation. They discovered that a one-year-old child was behind the wheel, with a 20-year-old seated beside him. According to a bystander, the child had managed to drive the vehicle for several kilometers while resting on the older individual's lap. The police shared this tale from Saturday evening. As the matter was further investigated, the infant was found to be in a child seat in the back. Nonetheless, the driver conceded that the youngster had been steering on his lap earlier. An offence process has been initiated against him.

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  1. In Lower Saxony, specifically in Seevetal's Harburg district, the local police frequently deal with traffic-related issues on the A7 freeway.
  2. Due to the high volume of traffic in Seevetal, authorities are constantly on the lookout for potential crimes, such as reckless driving or illegal car modifications.
  3. Despite the strict enforcement of traffic laws in Seevetal, an unusual incident involving a young driver gained attention last Saturday evening.
  4. In the neighboring district of Harburg, police officers had to deal with a unique case of a toddler operating a car on the freeway, highlighting the need for increased vigilance against unconventional forms of crime.

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