Man drove without license for 25 years
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22 Sep, 2014
Updated Mon 22 Sep 2014 16:24 CEST
A 55-year-old German man has been caught driving without a license in Vorarlberg - and although he initially claimed he had one, police found he hadn’t owned a driver’s license for the past 25 years.
The driver was stopped at a routine traffic check in Dalaas, Vorarlberg on September 8th but could not produce a valid driver’s license.
The man, who lives in Bludenz, claimed to have forgotten his license, which he said had been issued in the Netherlands.
However, when he failed to produce it later police began investigating and found that the man had not been issued a license in Germany or the Netherlands, and had been driving without one for a quarter of a century.
He confessed and has been charged.
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The driver was stopped at a routine traffic check in Dalaas, Vorarlberg on September 8th but could not produce a valid driver’s license.
The man, who lives in Bludenz, claimed to have forgotten his license, which he said had been issued in the Netherlands.
However, when he failed to produce it later police began investigating and found that the man had not been issued a license in Germany or the Netherlands, and had been driving without one for a quarter of a century.
He confessed and has been charged.
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