A Romanian driver traveled 30 kilometers in the wrong direction on a highway in Germany, with a blood alcohol level of 2.31 per thousand. He was blocked and stopped by a truck.

A Romanian driver was caught driving on the wrong side for 30 kilometers on the A3 highway in Germany, ignoring oncoming cars and police warnings. The incident occurred between the Wiesbaden junction and the Raunheim exit, and the man continued to drive dangerously, causing panic among other drivers. The police were alerted, but he managed to pass by a police crew.

Subsequently, a truck driver managed to block him, and the police stopped traffic to apprehend him. Tested with a breathalyzer, the driver had a blood alcohol level of 2.31 per thousand and was no longer allowed to drive in Germany due to previous offenses. His license was confiscated, and his car was also taken.