Police in the western German town of Recklinghausen said they approached the car at about 2:00 a.m. local time (0000 UTC) after realizing a child was behind the wheel.
"The boy placed his booster seat in the driver's seat and could just barely look over the steering wheel," local police said in a statement.
Besides the car seat, the nine-year-old was helped by the car's automatic transmission. "The boy didn't have to change gears or operate the clutch," a police spokesperson told German news outlet "RP Online."
When questioned, the boy said he was on his way home after driving to a local fair. Police said they couldn't determine exactly where the young driver stopped on his night out.
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Endy Edeson
@Frank: Those kids in Europe can even travel to space unaided. Here in Africa, there is just so much of limitations and we need to start having a new mindset of possibilities . @Daniel: Yeah
Daniel Orji
Looking @the lad behind the wheel, he doesn't look like he could have successfully drive & return the car safely, there are many questions to ask, does his leg touches the brake pedals, accelerator, is he seeing the front/
Daniel Orji
@frank, for safety measures...it's
Endy Edeson
Well said Daniel but sometimes ABILITY defiles AGE limitation. He may be too young but might be very knowledgeable about cars
Olayemi Oluwabukola Taylor
Nawa 9yrs old boy not afraid of the road when me an adult dey fear pothole for nigeria
Endy Edeson
@Taylor: Hahahahahahahah