Three Separate Accidents in Germany Highlight Reckless Driving and Alcohol Use

A series of incidents across the country involved unlicensed and intoxicated drivers, resulting in injuries and significant damage.

A 55-year-old man in Potsdam caused four separate accidents while driving intoxicated and without a license, injuring multiple people and damaging several vehicles.
The Potsdam driver also endangered a pedestrian who was forced to jump out of the way, sustaining injuries that required hospital treatment.
In Hagenbach, a 16-year-old without a license crashed into a roadside embankment while driving under the influence, damaging property but avoiding personal injury.
A 19-year-old in Mildstedt was critically injured after being ejected from his car during a high-speed crash on icy roads; his vehicle subsequently pinned him under its weight.
Police investigations are ongoing in all cases, with charges expected for the drivers involved, including for driving under the influence and operating vehicles without proper licensing.