World’s filthiest car so full of takeaways cops have to pull over driver

A DRIVER whose car was so full of takeaway cartons he could not see out the windscreen has been booked by cops in Germany.

Astonished officers pulled over the Volkswagen Caddy when they saw it was piled high with fast food cartons, empty bottles and takeaway debris.

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Photos of the car show the rubbish had reached shoulder height on the passenger side and was spilling across the dashboard.

More piles of rubbish and bottles of water can be seen toppling over from the rear seats.

The gigantic pile of litter was so high it can be seen almost pouring out of the cars open window and onto the road.

Police from the city of Neubrandenburg, Germany, and the driver cleared out three whole bin liners of rubbish from the car on Tuesday, March 7.

Diana Krueger, a spokesperson from the Neubrandenburg Police Station said in a statement: “During the subsequent inspection of the 68-year-old driver, the officials found that the entire cargo area of the VW Caddy was full of empties and rubbish.

“The driver’s area was also full of cigarette butts, notes, packaging materials and returnable bottles, only the driver’s seat was still free”.

It was reported that officers and the driver cleared three sacks full of rubbish from the front of the vehicle just so the man could get home safely.

“The officers accompanied the man to his place of residence, a village near Neubrandenburg, and instructed the 68-year-old that he would no longer be allowed to drive a vehicle like this in the future,” she added.

Neubrandenburg Police reportedly filed a criminal complaint against the man for significantly compromising road safety.

They claimed that the man’s vision and safe manoeuvre of the vehicle were severely restricted by the rubbish.

This comes after a report stating that drivers have been warned that they could be fined £100 for having a messy car.

Drivers with too much junk or dirt in their vehicles risk their safety behind the wheel – and could be slapped with a very hefty fine.

If found to be driving without due care and attention, police can issue on-the-spot fines of £100 and three penalty points.

More serious cases can go to court and result in a £2,500 fine and disqualification.

And one mum took to TikTok after trolls kept criticising the state of her “absolutely disgusting car”.

The woman, Charley Jenni, insisted it wasn’t “that bad” even though people had spotted mould growing in the vehicle.

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