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Cada país tiene sus propias normas y procedimientos que determinan cómo se debe actuar en caso de siniestro
German Bus Driver Faces License Suspension Following Unreported Accident A bus driver in Germany, known online as sergifm.fx, recently detailed a personal incident that has brought to light the strict traffic laws concerning accidents in the country. The driver recounted how he was involved in a minor collision with a parked white car while operating his bus. He stated that due to being rushed and the age of the bus, he initially did not perceive the impact, describing it as a "tiny noise" he attributed to the vehicle's usual sounds. Continuing his route, the driver was later contacted by his company, who informed him that police were at the scene of the accident. He learned that under German law, failing to report an accident immediately, even a minor one, is considered an "attempted escape" or "escape," which carries severe penalties, including a potential six-month suspension of his driving license. The driver expressed regret over the incident, acknowledging that stress and rushing contributed to his oversight. "The fault is entirely mine," he stated, reflecting on the lesson learned. The incident serves as a reminder of the legal obligations drivers face in Germany following any vehicular contact, regardless of perceived severity.
Cada país tiene sus propias normas y procedimientos que determinan cómo se debe actuar en caso de siniestro