Gray mini driver escapes with a motorcyclist in Valley after an accident!

Gray mini driver escapes with a motorcyclist in Valley after an accident!

Fellach, Holzkirchen, Deutschland - On April 4, 2025, a traffic accident occurred on the MB3 district road at Valley, which raised several security aspects. At around 4:40 p.m., a 43-year-old motorcyclist from Feldkirchen-Westerham drove the street when she drove behind a 67-year-old driver. The woman started overtaking when a gray mini driver also started overhaul and opened so close that there was a contact between the motorcycle and the car. As a result of the collision, the motorcyclist fell, but only moved to minor injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.

The driver of the gray minis stopped briefly, but decided to leave the scene of the accident. The police in Holzkirchen initiated a search for him because he had been unauthorized from the scene of the accident and is being sought for negligent bodily harm. It should be noted that damage should be recognizable on the front of the minis, which increases the chances of identifying the driver. The property damage to the motorcyclist's Ducati is around 4,000 euros, and the motorcycle had to be towed. Witnesses of the incident are asked to report on Tel. 0 80 24/90 74-0 to help clarify the circumstances of the accident. Merkur reports Incident.

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traffic safety situation in the EU

These two accidents are part of a major problem that affects road traffic in Germany and the entire European Union. Every year, thousands of people live or are seriously injured. In the EU, the number of traffic fatalities could be reduced by 36 percent between 2010 and 2020. Nevertheless, the numbers remain alarming: In 2019, 22,800 traffic fatalities were counted, while in 2020 4,000 fewer. It is particularly striking that 76 percent of traffic fatalities are men, a pattern that has been observed in all Member States and has remained relatively stable since 2010.

The current data show that Sweden has the safest road with 18 traffic fatalities per 1 million inhabitants, while Romania reported the highest rate with 85 traffic fatalities per 1 million inhabitants in 2020. These statistics not only illustrate the urgency of traffic safety measures, but also the need to monitor and influence the behavior in road traffic. EU-Infographiken illustrate these important questions of traffic safety.