Approach in Greifswald: four vehicles and an injured person

Approach in Greifswald: four vehicles and an injured person

this noon today, around 12:00 p.m., there was a significant traffic accident in Greifswald, which involved four vehicles. The incident occurred in Wolgaster Straße and left a slightly injured person and considerable damage to property.

According to the police so far, the 86-year-old driver of a Mercedes-Benz overlooked that three cars at one intersection, specifically on Vitus-Bering-Straße/Tallinner Strasse, had stopped to adapt to the traffic. At an unfortunate moment, she drove her vehicle onto a VW Tiguan controlled by a 52-year-old man.

participating vehicles and personnel

The impact was pushed forward by the impact and collided with a Mercedes standing in front of him, in which a 53-year-old woman was sitting with her two children, 14 and 17 years old. The 53-year-old's Mercedes also came across a VW Caddy with a trailer, which was also at the intersection.

The 14-year-old daughter in the 53-year-old's vehicle was slightly injured. It was brought to the Greifswald University Hospital for further treatment. The other drivers remained unharmed, but the Mercedes-Benz of the person who caused the accident was damaged so much that he had to be towed.

consequences of the accident

Overall, the property damage caused by this rear -end collision is around 20,000 euros. All drivers involved are Germans, which classifies the incident in a cultural context.

This type of traffic accidents once again shows the need to remain aware of road traffic, especially at intersections, where often unforeseen stops are often necessary. The police will continue to investigate the exact circumstances of the accident to avoid similar incidents in the future

traffic conditions that are caused by construction work or other obstacles can often lead to misunderstandings, so it is of crucial importance for all road users to always be vigilant and reaction quickly. In view of the incident, it is advisable to keep your own distance to other vehicles appropriately and to be prepared for sudden changes in traffic at all times.