A 55-year-old Taoyuan taxi driver was suspected of being mentally unstable and crashed into a telephone pole. No one was injured.
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- A 55-year-old taxi driver surnamed Zhang from Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, was driving a commercial passenger car along Section 3 of Zhongshan East Road towards Bade at about 4:30 in the morning on the 23rd.
- He was suspected of being mentally impaired and crashed into a roadside telephone pole.
- Fortunately, no casualties were caused.
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A bicycle accident occurred in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, where a taxi driver was suspected of being mentally impaired. No casualties were caused, and both alcohol and drug tests were negative.
A 55-year-old Taoyuan athlete crashed into a roadside telephone pole due to suspected mental illness. (provided by the requesting party)
A 55-year-old taxi driver surnamed Zhang from Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, drove a commercial passenger car today (23rd). At about 4:30 in the morning, he drove straight along Section 3 of Zhongshan East Road in Zhongli District in the direction of Bade. When passing the Longxing intersection, he was suspected of being mentally depressed and hit a telephone pole. Fortunately, no casualties were caused. The detailed cause of the accident still needs to be further clarified.
The Zhongli Traffic Squadron of the Zhongli Police Branch received a report that a traffic accident occurred at the intersection of Section 3 of Zhongshan East Road and Longxing Road in Zhongli District, and immediately dispatched officers to the scene to deal with the accident. The police arrived at the scene to deal with the incident. There were no passengers in the car. General Zhang, surnamed Yun, was not injured. The alcohol level tested was 0. No signs of drug driving were found at the scene.
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Zhongli Branch Director Lin Dingtai called on drivers to get enough sleep before hitting the road. If they feel tired while driving, they should find a safe place to stop and rest as soon as possible and do not drive forcefully to protect themselves and other road users.
Open Questions
- What is your specific mental state?
- Are there any pre-existing medical conditions?
- Will he face administrative sanctions?







