Transport Workers across Poland and EU face issues, including lorry drivers and other transport industry professionals.
On Thursday, a truck driver from Viersen was stopped by police officers from the Circles Police Department Euskirchen on federal highway 51 near Dahlem-Schmidtheim. The incident occurred between Prüm and Blankenheim.
Upon stopping the driver, further violations of social regulations were detected. The truck driver was found to be violating seat belt laws, and a harassment report was filed against him for his aggressive and provocative driving. He was reported to have tailgated, used high beams excessively, and passed other vehicles in a dangerous manner.
The 51-year-old truck driver was subsequently checked by the police officers. The location of the head of the press office of the Euskirchen police department, where the traffic violations were reported, is not publicly specified in available information.
For media inquiries, the press office for the Circles Police Department Euskirchen can be contacted at Phone: 0 22 51 / 799-299, Fax: 0 22 51 / 799-90209, Email: [email protected], Internet: https://euskirchen.polizei.nrw/, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/polizei.nrw.eu/, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/polizei.nrw.eu/, Twitter: https://twitter.com/polizei_nrw_eu.
This incident serves as a reminder for all road users to adhere to traffic rules and regulations for the safety of everyone on the road. Driving aggressively and harassing other drivers is not only illegal, but it also poses a significant risk to the lives of others.
It is essential to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front, use headlights appropriately, and always wear a seat belt. By following these simple rules, we can all contribute to making our roads safer for everyone.
