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Czech bus with faulty brakes and tyres pulled off the road in Austria

Czech bus with faulty brakes and tyres pulled off the road in Austria

On the Tauern motorway (A10) in Austria, police stopped a bus with Czech number plates during a routine transport check. The incident took place at around 1:10 pm, when the bus was directed to pull off the motorway for a detailed inspection.

The inspection revealed that the service and parking brake systems, as well as all four tyres, were in such poor condition that continuing the journey was deemed a danger to life and health. According to an Austrian outlet, the vehicle was effectively a “ticking time bomb” for the roughly 30 passengers on board, as well as for other road users.

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As a result, police confiscated the bus’s number plates and registration documents, banning it from the road entirely. Passengers had to wait by the motorway until a replacement bus arrived to pick them up and continue the journey.

Source: novinky.cz

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