Wedding corner on B27: Police investigate after dangerous trip!

Wedding corner on B27: Police investigate after dangerous trip!

An incident on the B 27 between Echterdingen and Bonlanden causes excitement in the Esslingen district. On Sunday evening, a wedding corso with around six vehicles blocked the traffic after the cars drove into snake lines and partially stopped. An attentive driver reported the incident of the police, which then immediately intervened. But what exactly happened here?

The wedding corset 'vehicles not only disabled the flowing traffic, but also ensured that an exit in Bernhausen was blocked. Another car finally stopped on the right lane. This led to considerable disabilities for the other road users. A presumably involved driver was controlled by the police, while the investigation into the other vehicles continues to run. Witnesses or victims are asked to report to the police on 07 11/70 91 3, as the Esslinger Zeitung reported.

wedding corsos in the focus

This incident is not an isolated case, because wedding corsos in Germany are always criticized. This week there were several incidents in different cities. From Hanover, where a man shot into the air with a shot gun, up to came, where several cars drove across the highway at a walking speed - all of these events raise the question of how to deal with the celebrated but often dangerous wedding corsos. In North Rhine -Westphalia, too, the police had to intervene several times when a total of 32 wedding corsos were in control on a weekend, such as t-online explained.

Psychologists and sociologists like Kazim Erdoğan point out that these weddings are often the result of cultural developments. The grandchildren of former guest workers are getting married, which leads to an increase in such celebrations on the streets. These observations raise questions about the joy and form of expression of the celebrants. According to Erdoğan, the problems should not only be solved by state hardship, but also through discussions with the groups concerned.