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Truck accident on A92: Big traffic jams and closure for hours!
Accident on the A92 near Dingolfing: truck collides with the central barrier and blocks both directions of travel. No injuries.
Truck accident on A92: Big traffic jams and closure for hours!
Today, August 11, 2025, a serious accident on the A92 motorway is causing significant traffic disruptions near Dingolfing. How pnp.de reports, the incident occurred on Monday morning around 6 a.m. when a truck left the right lane and hit the central barrier. Fortunately, no other road users were involved and no injuries were reported.
After the impact, the truck stopped on the central barrier, which resulted in the left lanes being blocked in both directions. Traffic is currently being diverted via the hard shoulder. According to police, there are currently no reports of anyone trapped in the truck, but rescuing the vehicle could take at least two to three hours.
Traffic chaos and diversion
The consequences of the accident are noticeable: the closure of the left lane causes longer traffic jams in both directions. Road users should prepare for delays and use alternative routes if necessary. Similar incidents to those that took place on the A9 near Beelitz, where serious accidents occurred due to punctured tires and broken central barriers, illustrate the dangers of truck accidents. Several truck drivers were recently injured there, some seriously, in two separate accidents tag24.de reports.
Accident research and prevention
Accidents like the one on the A92 are the focus of ADAC accident research, which has been aiming to research the causes of traffic accidents and develop preventive measures since 2005. Statistics show that over 85% of accidents in the ADAC database result in serious or even fatal injuries. Truck accidents in particular can have serious consequences, which is why emergency braking assistants have been required by law since 2015 and road safety is continually being improved.
The misplaced use of assistance systems is also an issue that is increasingly coming into focus. Improvements to lane keeping technology could help prevent accidents, and the ADAC rescue card helps emergency services respond more quickly in the event of an accident. Loud adac.de The ADAC counts over 40,000 annual air rescue missions, which provide valuable data for the investigation of accident scenarios.
In view of the current incident on the A92, it remains to be hoped that the rescue work can be completed quickly and that traffic will soon be running smoothly again. After all, safety comes first, and driving attentively is crucial, especially on motorways.