Wilder Raser in Osnabrück: Motorcyclists escape at 150 km/h!

Wilder Raser in Osnabrück: Motorcyclists escape at 150 km/h!

A motorcyclist caused a lot of whirls in Osnabrück on Sunday afternoon. At a speed of an average of 100 km/h, the 41-year-old broke through a 50 km/h zone and ignored the police indicator signals. Besonders gefährlich wurde es, als er in einem Bereich mit einem Tempolimit von 30 km/h fast 80 km/h erreichte, wie bild.de berichtet. Such exaggerations are not only a violation of the speed regulations that apply to motorcycles as for cars - a maximum of 50 km/h in urban town, outside of 100 km/h - but can also have fatal consequences.

The police tried to stop the driver who comes from Stemwede at the hiking car park "Süntelstein". But the racer continued his escape over the Power Weg and accelerated to an incredible 150 km/h. In a roundabout, he finally collided with a police vehicle. Happiness in misfortune: The motorcyclist only suffered minor injuries, the police officers remained unharmed. Nevertheless, he left damage to both vehicles and his motorcycle had to be towed.

legal consequences

The police were forced to initiate several criminal proceedings against the racer. Among other things, it is about the risk to road traffic and a forbidden motor vehicle race. According to the legal requirements, the arrangement for the confiscation of his driver's license was a logical consequence, especially for such serious violations. According to the fine catalog, there is a fine of up to 800 euros in the event of over 70 km/h, plus points on the driver's license and a ban on several months, such as [Bussgeldkatalog.org] (https://www.bussgeldkatalog.org/motorrad- speed/).

What many may not know: In addition to drunkenness at the wheel, speeding is the most common causes of traffic accidents. And the punishments are strict. In the event of exceeding speed from 31 km/h, one can expect a month of driving, and in the case of repetition offenders, it can even be up to three months, as it is specified in the regulations for speed overrun (bussgeldataloge.de.

call for help

The Osnabrück police ask all witnesses of the incident to report under phone numbers 0541/327-2503 or -2515. Every hint could help prevent similar incidents in the future and increase traffic safety. It is important to make the streets safe for everyone, even if pressing onto the accelerator pedal is tempting.