Motorist ran into on the Funicular railway – Bergens Tidende

A car went through the doors to the Lower station late Wednesday night. – There is suspicion of intoxication, said police.

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the Clock is 23 and the last path is about to go. Suddenly a Volkswagen Golf thundering through the gate and down into the hall. The door smadres and the glass singles.

I’m just dose not go any lives lost when people go off the hook in this way, ” says Anita Nybø, manager of the Funicular.

She tells us that although it all looks dramatic, so is the damage less extensive than she imagined when she got the first phone.

Thank goodness that it was late at night and that no passengers were on their way in and out.

– Shocking

There are no reports of injuries after the dramatic incident. A witness says to BT that bilisten drove forward and back by Funicular railway before it went wrong. Another person who should take the last path home, says:

the Car stood and butted at the box office. Suddenly slammed it into through the entrance. It was very special. Shocking.

There is extensive damage to the entrance. The door is destroyed.

Suspicion of intoxication

the Police received a message about the incident at 23. Operasjonsleder Morten Crown says that two people have been implicated in the incident. The driver should be at the end of 30-years, while the passenger was in his mid-20s.

the Owner of the car is born in 1989. The two involved in the incident say that they have got to borrow the car. The police have not received clarity about the votes.

– We have tried to get a hold of the owner, but did not succeed, ” says Crown.

– Is there substance abuse involved?

the Man at the end of the 30-years are taken to the emergency room to take blood test. There is justified suspicion of intoxication.

Two young men involved

at 23: 30 was bilbergingsfirmaet Falck in place to collect the car. Many passers-by had stopped to see. They seemed mildly said surprised at the sight.

Police had at the time put the handcuffs on the assumed chauffeur. The two involved the men stood quiet and calm and explained himself.

the Windshield on the car is partly broken.

How the journey ended here, than as long as highly uncertain.

the Managing director Anita Nybø says that they have now closed the outer gates out onto the street.

– We are open as normal in the morning. The first path goes the clock, 7.30, ” says Nybø.