A traffic crash on Germany’s A66 near Langenselbold left two vehicle drivers injured and triggered a police investigation into suspected intoxication. According to German police, the crash happened shortly after midnight on the route toward Fulda between Langenselbold and Gründau-Rothenbergen. A 59-year-old man driving a red Opel Corsa was travelling on the right of the two lanes when a 46-year-old man in a grey Audi drifted off the left lane for reasons still unclear and collided with the Corsa. After the impact, the Opel was spun around and stopped facing the wrong direction in the left lane. The Audi was pushed to the right, hit the crash barrier and a wildlife protection fence, then came to a stop against a slope below the roadway on a parallel cycle path also facing the wrong direction. Both drivers suffered minor injuries and were taken to hospital. Fire services and rescue teams were called to the scene. During police checks, the 46-year-old driver was found to have a high level of alcohol. An breath test measured more than 1.4 promille. Officers also had suspicions that he was under the influence of drugs, and they ordered a blood sample. Police put the total damage at more than 20,000 euros. Investigators are still seeking witnesses who saw the crash. The case remains under investigation as police continue to collect statements.