After a traffic accident
Drunk driver tried it with someone else’s driver’s license
The fact that it is not enough to show a driver's license to the police was probably completely new to a 31-year-old driver from Klagenfurt. First there was a serious crash on Völkermarkter Straße in Klagenfurt ...
Five young Carinthians from the district of Völkermarkt were on their way home in Klagenfurt on Monday evening at around 11.00 pm. The 23-year-old driver was driving out of town on Völkermarkter Straße when a small truck came along at an intersection. "Its driver, a 31-year-old man from Klagenfurt, was about to cross the road. There was a collision at right angles for unknown reasons," reported the police.
The crash between the two vehicles was so severe that they were totaled - fortunately, the five occupants of the car were not injured at all. Only the 31-year-old was slightly injured, but the rest of the accident will give him a headache.
"The driver of the small truck initially identified himself with his employer's driver's license," the police describe the situation further. "Only when asked did he admit that he was not in possession of a driving license." Unsurprisingly, the alcohol test revealed that he was heavily intoxicated, while the 23-year-old was driving sober.
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