In Klaipėda, Lithuania, a 1972-born man driving a 'Citroen' was involved in a minor accident on Monday afternoon while reversing in a parking lot on Taikos pr. The incident occurred around 5 PM when the driver collided with a stationary BMW, causing damage to the vehicle.

Local police, identified as Klaipėdos apskrities VPK, reported that the driver of the 'Citroen' exhibited signs of significant intoxication. A breathalyzer test indicated a blood alcohol concentration of 2.22 promiles, which is well over the legal limit for driving in Lithuania.

This incident raises concerns about road safety and the consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol. The police have not only highlighted the dangers posed by intoxicated drivers but also the potential risks to other motorists and pedestrians, especially given the relatively benign nature of this incident which fortunately did not result in injuries, but could have easily led to more severe consequences.