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Wrong-Way Bridge E-Scooter Rider Had 2.25g/l Alcohol Level

The man filmed riding an electric scooter against traffic on Lisbon’s 25 de Abril Bridge earlier this week had a blood alcohol level of 2.25g/l, Portugal’s PSP police have revealed. The post Wrong-way bridge e-scooter rider had 2.25g/l alcohol level appeared first on Portugal Resident.

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Intercepted by the PSP in the early morning of August 18, on it hang "strong suspicions of crimes of dangerous driving and driving of vehicles in a state of drunkenness". The rate of alcoholemia was around 2.25 g/l

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Electric scooter circular on motorways and similar roads is forbidden, but there are those who risk it. That's exactly what happened on the 25th of April Bridge, where a man was intercepted by the security police...

·Lisboa, Portugal
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An individual who was filmed driving towards Almada was intercepted by the PSP (Portuguese Public Security Police). He is expected to be charged with "crimes of dangerous driving and driving under the influence of alcohol".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The young man was intercepted and removed from the bridge board by the authorities.

·Portugal
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The images, shared on social networks, show the driver of the ve as el tritre to laugh while committing below. PSP j identified the man.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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