Leonding: Trial Driver's License Owner Caught at 144 Km/h
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On the B1 in Leonding a 21-year-old was clearly too fast. Instead of allowed 70 km/h, 144 km/h were measured. Shortly afterwards, driver's license and car were gone for the time being.
LEONDING. On Sunday afternoon, the police on the B1 in Leonding were able to pull a rascal out of circulation, which was more than twice as fast in a 70's area.
At more than twice as high a speed as allowed, a 21-year-old pilot's license owner was on the road on Sunday afternoon on the B1 in Leonding. The police provisionally took his driver's license and confiscated his vehicle. LEONDING: On 13 September, a civil patrol of the Landesverkehrsabteilung Oberösterreich carried out speed checks on the B1 in Leonding. At around 16.35 a.m., the officials placed a passenger car at a maximum speed of 144 km/h.
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