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Police accident in Metzingen: patrol car crashes into BMW!
Accident in Metzingen: Police car collides with BMW, three injured and extensive property damage. Tips for dealing with emergency vehicles.
Police accident in Metzingen: patrol car crashes into BMW!
A dramatic accident occurred on November 12, 2025 in Metzingen. Loud SWP A patrol car with blue lights and a siren was on duty when it crashed into a 23-year-old BMW driver at a red light who was passing through the intersection despite the emergency vehicle. The collision was violent and resulted in the injury of three people, including the 33-year-old driver of the police car and a 28-year-old female police officer who was taken to hospital following the incident.
The consequences of the accident are significant, both vehicles suffered total economic loss, the costs are estimated at 60,000 euros. It is written into the police's record book that sometimes not only law but also order must apply in road traffic. This time, however, everyone involved seems to have been lucky in misfortune as, apart from the injuries, there were no serious consequences.
Tips for dealing with emergency vehicles
The police appeal to road users to behave correctly in such situations. The ADAC recommends the B-G-A model: press B-left, reduce G speed, stop and move to the side of the road. This helps to guide emergency services safely through traffic. It is particularly important on motorways to create an emergency lane as soon as vehicles are moving slowly.
In built-up areas, traffic rules may have to be violated under certain circumstances to make room for emergency vehicles. It is essential to develop a feel for such situations in everyday life.
An interesting footnote from this week comes from a driver of a 2020 Kia Telluride. According to a report on KiaTelluride There were noticeable noises in the engine, which were particularly pronounced when accelerating. Although no warning lights came on, the oil level showed nothing, which led to an additional oil consumption of five liters at the dealer - the recommendation: a new engine, even though the vehicle had over 123,000 km.
This circumstance shows that unforeseen situations can often arise not only when driving a car, but also when maintaining and caring for the vehicles. For those affected, the question remains how to deal with such challenges and what are the best steps to take legal action in these cases.
The events in Metzingen and the difficulties faced by Kia drivers make it clear that road safety and vehicle care are important issues that should always be the focus. Even though luck is often on the side of the brave, it can't hurt to keep a cool head and be attentive.