Alcohol ride with 1.93 per thousand: Driver crashes in the guardrail at Anklam!

Alcohol ride with 1.93 per thousand: Driver crashes in the guardrail at Anklam!

A dangerous incident occurred on Monday evening on the B 109 near Anklam in the district of Vorpommern-Greifswald. A 59-year-old driver came off the street with his car and crashed into the guardrail. The accident occurred on the way towards Anklam, although the vehicle was no longer ready to drive and then had to be towed. According to estimates, property damage of around 8,000 euros, such as NDR reported.

The driver suffered minor injuries in the sick and was taken to the Anklam hospital for medical treatment. There he was taken from 1.93 alcohol blood due to the alcoholization found. The result of the investigation could have serious consequences for the driver, since criminal proceedings were initiated against him on suspicion of hazarding road traffic.

shocking incidents on the B 109

The incident is not the only one who has recently occurred on the B 109. On November 30, 2024 there was another accident in which a 73-year-old driver came off the road with a Mercedes-Benz and also hit the guardrail. In this case, alcohol smell was found in the driver's breathing air. He reacted uncooperatively and threatened both police officers and first aiders. Finally, he had to be fixed with handcuffs. The voluntary breath alcohol test was rejected, which did not make the Situation better, such as presseportal.de reported.

The 73-year-old did not injure himself in the accident, but the authorities also took measures here and an investigation was initiated against him. His vehicle was also no longer ready to drive after the accident and had to be towed, the total damage was estimated at around 10,000 euros.

security situation on the B 109

The accumulation of such incidents throws a little pleasant light on the security situation on the B 109. Always occur, often due to alcohol at the wheel. In many cases, the police have to intervene to ensure security on the streets. It remains to be hoped that those responsible will soon find solutions to reduce the number of these accidents.