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Rear-end collision on the B211: Three injured after collision!
Ammerland: Rear-end collision on the B211 on June 14, 2025. Three injured, including two women. Police are investigating.
Rear-end collision on the B211: Three injured after collision!
Early in the morning of June 14, 2025, around 4:35 a.m., there was a serious rear-end collision on federal highway 211 in Rastede, in the Ammerland district. A 44-year-old woman from Oldenburg, who was driving a VW Bulli, overlooked the end of the traffic jam and drove into the vehicle of a 51-year-old man from the Nordenham district. The accident occurred shortly before the junction with Schwarzer Weg and resulted in significant injuries and a total loss of all vehicles involved.
As zeit.de reports, the 44-year-old's VW Bulli skidded after the impact and collided on the opposite lane with the car of the 28-year-old woman, who also comes from Oldenburg. After the collision, the van ended up upside down in a ditch. The exact severity of the injuries suffered by those involved has not yet been conclusively determined. All three drivers were taken to nearby hospitals, while the highway had to be closed in both directions for about 45 minutes, causing significant traffic delays.
Property damage and accident record
According to the police, the damage amounts to around 37,000 euros. Taking into account the latest traffic statistics provided by destatis.de, such rear-end collisions are not uncommon in Germany. Data shows that traffic jam accidents often result in serious injuries, especially when alertness is reduced or weather conditions play a role.
The accident occurred at a time when traffic safety on the roads in Germany is an important issue. The results of the accident statistics serve as an important basis for measures in legislation and traffic education. Ultimately, insights from this accident can help prevent future incidents and raise awareness of the dangers on the road.
In summary, this incident makes it clear how quickly the traffic situation can change and what effects carelessness can have. It remains to be hoped that those affected will recover soon and future journeys can be made safer.
The local press offices are available for further information on the traffic situation and the police station in Oldenburg-Stadt / Ammerland, as reported by presseportal.de. Here, those interested can find out about safety measures and prevention offers that serve road safety.