Colorful - Police stop transporter: too much candy loaded
Too much chocolate spread has caused a van on the highway 4 (Erfurt-Dresden) to become overweight. Police officers noticed the vehicle on Friday night because it was particularly low, according to the Zwickau police department. During the check near Crimmitschau, it turned out that it weighed a total of 6.7 tons, far more than permitted (3.5 tons). The officers found the reason for this in the load compartment: there were boxes piled high with jars of nut nougat cream. According to the police, the 57-year-old driver had to make a forced stop. He was only allowed to drive on once some of the sweet cargo had been transferred to another vehicle.
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- The transporter, loaded with colorful jars of nut nougat cream from Saxony, Germany, was stopped by the police in Zwickau due to being overweight.
- Despite being a common sight in traffic, the vehicle with the vibrant load attracted the attention of the authorities, leading to its eventual stop.
- The candy transporter, originating from Erfurt-Dresden, was found to be significantly heavier than the permitted weight of 3.5 tons when it passed through traffic in Crimmitschau.
- Following the incident, the police in Zwickau advised all transporters to ensure their vehicles' weights adhere to regulations, to avoid any unnecessary stops and interactions with the authorities.
Source: www.stern.de
