When you see a large vehicle on the road, whether it is a pedestrian or a driver, you will consciously keep your distance from it, not to mention the hazardous chemical transport vehicles known as "walking bombs" in large vehicles. If hazardous chemicals are transported improperly or accidents occur during driving, it is very likely to cause serious harm not only to the driver himself, but also to the surrounding vehicles, people and the environment.
In such a high-pressure situation, there are still drivers who take risks, disregard the safety of themselves and others, and drive at high speed on hazardous chemical transport vehicles carrying explosives after being drunk.
At about 8:01 on December 13, the command center of the Zhangzhou Expressway Traffic Police Detachment received a report from the masses: The driver of a hazardous chemicals transport vehicle carrying explosives was drunk driving, and was driving from Pinghe to Zhangzhou, preparing to get off the highway from the Changtai toll station.
After receiving the alarm, the command center of the detachment immediately assigned the four teams of police to intercept and control the inspection at the entrance of the Changtai toll station.
At 8:52, the suspect vehicle No. E96** appeared at the exit of the Changtai toll station, and the driver found that when the police were inspecting, he did not dare to move forward, parked the car on the right side of the square, and got out of the car and pretended to inspect the vehicle.
The police immediately conducted a alcohol test on the vehicle safety officer, and did not find that he was suspected of drunk driving, at this time the driver was pretending to be casual in the back of the car to check the vehicle, under the persuasion and request of the police, the driver Zeng was inspected, and the result was 83.21mg/100mL after breath alcohol test and blood test identification, which is an illegal act of drunk driving and operating a motor vehicle.
In the face of the facts, the driver Zeng confessed that he drank some alcohol the night before yesterday, thinking that he would be fine if he slept well, so he drove the car (loaded with 1680 kilograms of explosives and 48 detonators) at high speed, but he did not know that safety is a heavy responsibility, and Zeng will eventually pay a heavy price for his ignorance.
At present, Zeng has been criminally detained by the police on suspicion of dangerous driving, and will face the punishment of having his motor vehicle driver's license revoked, pursuing criminal responsibility in accordance with the law, and not being allowed to re-obtain a motor vehicle driver's license for 10 years.
On December 14, the Fourth Brigade of the Zhangzhou Expressway Traffic Police interviewed the person in charge of the company related to the case, and jointly reported the case to the District Emergency Bureau with the Changtai District Public Security Bureau, the Transportation Bureau, the Industry and Information Technology Bureau and other departments.
Zhangzhou high-speed traffic police tips
Hazardous chemicals, that is, hazardous chemicals, refer to chemicals that are flammable, explosive, toxic, harmful and radioactive, and are easy to cause casualties and property damage in the process of transportation, handling, storage and storage, so they need to be more cautious in the process of transporting hazardous chemicals, and this puts forward higher requirements for drivers, because every occasional and fluke traffic violation may lead to traffic accidents.
Zhangzhou high-speed traffic police remind: business vehicle drivers bear more responsibilities than non-business drivers, do not have a fluke mentality, touch the "high-voltage line" of drunk driving, and resolutely do "drink and do not drive, drive and do not drink".
[Source: Pinghe Traffic Police]
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