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Chaos in Deggendorf: BMW driver endangers pedestrians and cyclists!
On August 10, 2025, a 59-year-old BMW driver was stopped in Deggendorf after engaging in risky behavior. Investigations are ongoing.
Chaos in Deggendorf: BMW driver endangers pedestrians and cyclists!
A dangerous incident occurred on Friday in downtown Deggendorf when a 59-year-old drove through the streets in a black BMW, endangering numerous road users. The driver ignored several traffic rules and caused a chaotic scene in the city. According to a report by PNP Around 10 a.m., the man drove unbraked through a red light at the intersection of Ruselstrasse and Walchstrasse, where a cyclist had to brake quickly to avoid being hit.
At another intersection, Hindenburgstrasse/Angemühle, the driver ignored the right of way of two cars coming from the right. This driving style ultimately led to him turning into a gas station area and endangering an oncoming vehicle. The driver of the other car had to brake to avoid a collision. It was only when the police stopped him at the gas station that the 59-year-old's dangerous journey was stopped. As a result, his driver's license was confiscated and an investigation into road traffic hazards was initiated. What exactly drove the man on this crazy journey remains unclear.
Tiredness at the wheel
The issue of road safety is being raised in Deggendorf not only through such driving madness, but also through the case of a 30-year-old who was stopped by the police on Autobahn 3 while on a long journey from Istanbul to Antwerp. The man had been awake for more than 20 hours and exhibited dangerous driving behavior - pushing others, speeding and overtaking on the right. He initially denied the traffic violations, but had to back down after being shown a video. This led to his vehicle keys being confiscated and him getting away with a fine of 700 euros and a driving ban courier learns.
Fatigue in traffic represents a significant safety risk. Every year, numerous accidents are caused by overtiredness. Statistics show that up to 25% of road deaths are due to fatigue-related accidents, and 26% of car drivers have slept at the wheel. The causes are varied, from sleep deficits to health problems. This highlights the need for awareness campaigns and technical measures that highlight the dangers of fatigue. The German Traffic Watch provides some interesting approaches on how the dangers in road traffic could be minimized with appropriate initiatives and systematic solutions. Further information on this is available on DVR to find.
The incidents in Deggendorf show once again how dangerous carelessness and fatigue behind the wheel can be. Whether it's a daring overtaking maneuver or a rapid shortcut through a red light - such actions not only endanger your own safety, but also that of other road users. With this in mind, it is important to drive carefully and with foresight, especially when fatigue comes into play.