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Drug Driver with Three Toddlers Caught in the Car in Pinzgau

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33-year-old had no valid driver's license. The children sat unsecured in the vehicle.

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33-year-old had no valid driver's license. The children sat unsecured in the vehicle.

·Vienna, Austria
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A 33-year-old from Pinzgau was stopped on the B311 during a traffic control. The woman had no driver's license, was under the influence of drugs, and also had insufficiently secured children. In Saalfelden, police officers stopped a car on the B311 Pinzgauerstraße on the evening of November 9th. Immediately the officers noticed that there were three children in the back seat who drove unsecuredly in the car. Several advertisements follow When th…

On 9 and 10 November, numerous traffic controls in the province of Salzburg led to several driving licence withdrawals due to drug and alcohol consumption as well as serious violations. SALZBURG. In the evening, a 33-year-old driver was stopped on the B 311 in Saalfelden. According to the police, the woman does not have a valid driving licence, transported three young children unsecured in the vehicle and also delivered a positive drug test.

Without a driver's license, tested positively for drugs and three unsecured toddlers in the car: The Salzburg police stopped a 33-year-old Pinzgau woman on the B311 near Saalfelden. Further drug and alkolenkers were also pulled out of the traffic.

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SALZBURG24 broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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