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Severely Intoxicated Driver Reaches 220 km/h on A67 Before Police Stop

Police report a 4.16‰ breath-test result for the driver, far above Germany’s criminal limit.

Weil sie nicht angeschnallt war, wurde eine 52-Jährige am Montag bei einem Unfall so schwer verletzt, dass sie starb.
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Ein betrunkener Autofahrer wurde von der Polizei kontrolliert. (Symbolbild)
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Overview

  • A witness spotted the erratic driving late in the evening on the A67 in southern Hesse, called police, and followed the car.
  • Officers intercepted a vehicle with a foreign license plate and checked both occupants at a parking area beside the A5.
  • The driver’s on-site breath test measured 4.16‰, while the device showed no value for the passenger because it shuts off at 5‰, police said.
  • The driver’s license was confiscated immediately, and no injuries or crashes were reported.
  • German law prohibits driving from 0.5‰ and treats more than 1.1‰ as a criminal offense, and ADAC warns levels above 4‰ are acutely life-threatening.