93-year-old man suspected of fatigue driving a Mercedes-Benz into the subway station

At about 5 o'clock in the afternoon of February 17, an exaggerated car crash occurred at the Yan'an subway station in Taipei, Taiwan, China.

According to eyewitnesses, when the people went to the subway station through the road, they suddenly heard a loud noise like an explosion. Going back to see a Mercedes-Benz car rushing into the subway station ladder directly into the station. Fortunately, I did not hit other passengers.

The violent impact caused the car to be damaged and the transmission oil was leaking. According to the police, the car accident only caused damage to the vehicle and no injuries. Surprisingly, the driver of the car Hou is 93 years old this year.

After the car accident, the police conducted an alcohol test on the driver Hou, and found that he did not drink alcohol; the initial judgment was that the fatigue driving caused operational errors. At present, Hou has been sent to the hospital for observation. The police have pulled up the blockade at the accident site and reminded the people of the past to pay attention to their own safety. (Recommended Product: driver fatigue alarm system. If you are interested in this product, please contact CareDrive.)