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Joint Traffic Controls on the B73: Over 40 Traffic Offenses Punished
In a joint effort by the police authorities of Harburg and Stade, traffic controls were conducted on the B73 yesterday, focusing on distractions in traffic and influence by alcohol or drugs. A total of 129 vehicles were checked on the Lower Saxony side, leading to the punishment of about 40 traffic offenses.
The controls, which took place between 16:00 and 22:00, were attended by over 60 officers from police stations in Harburg and Stade, as well as customs. Among the offenses that led to punishments were not wearing seat belts, using smartphones while driving, and vehicles with defects in the lighting.
Customs were also involved in the traffic controls, and two drivers were found to be on the road without a driver's license. One driver violated the compulsory insurance law, and their vehicle was required to be left at the scene.
For more information about these traffic controls, please visit the website www.pi-wl.polizei-nds.de. If you have media inquiries, you can contact Police Chief Commissioner Jan Krüger from the Police Station Harburg. His mobile numbers are 0 160 / 972 710 15 or -19, and his email address is [email protected].
The current chief of the Harburg police station is Waltraud Guse. The information was transmitted by news aktuell from the Police Station Harburg. If you have any questions or concerns about traffic safety, please remember to drive responsibly and always follow the rules of the road.
