Former presidential candidate and ex-transport minister Norbert Hofer of the FPÖ party has had his driver’s license revoked after failing a roadside breathalyzer test. The test reportedly registered a blood alcohol content of 2.48 per mille, significantly exceeding the legal limit in Austria. Hofer issued a brief statement expressing his regret over the incident. Details surrounding the circumstances of the test are currently limited, with the information originating from a report in the “Krone” newspaper. This incident raises questions about public responsibility for a prominent political figure. The suspension will likely impact Hofer’s public engagements and potentially his political standing. Further investigation and potential legal consequences are anticipated.