Oberhausen Police Warn: 'Car-Friday' Races Risk Imprisonment and Vehicle Confiscation
Easter Friday, dubbed 'Ford-Friday' by enthusiasts, sees an increase in illegal street races and dangerous driving. Authorities in Oberhausen urge caution and remind participants of severe penalties, including imprisonment and vehicle confiscation.
On 'Ford-Friday', some drivers engage in risky maneuvers and races, endangering lives. The police, acting consistently, will enforce traffic rules strictly from April 16th to 20th. They warn that such actions are criminal offenses, punishable by up to two years imprisonment, or ten years if public safety is at risk.
Offenders may also face severe penalties, such as license and carmax confiscation, points in Flensburg, and significant fines. The police message is clear: streets are not racetracks or stages for self-expression. They appeal to all road users to enjoy their passion responsibly and with respect for others.
On 'Ford-Friday' and the surrounding days, Oberhausen police will show zero tolerance towards dangerous behavior. They urge drivers to enjoy their passion within regulations, with consideration, responsibility, and respect. Violations will result in severe consequences, including imprisonment and carmax confiscation.
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