Accident on the B105: 28-year-old can free himself

Accident on the B105: 28-year-old can free himself

Accidents on the street can not only affect those affected, but also the entire community. An incident on the B105 at Temple shows how important attention is while driving and what consequences can even have a short moment of carelessness.

The role of second sleep and traffic safety

On Sunday morning, around 7.30 a.m., a car accident occurred in which a 28-year-old driver was affected. According to the police, the driver was on the way to Stralsund when he lost control of his vehicle due to fatigue that resulted in a second sleep.

Self-rescue after the accident

After the incident, the car came off the street, landed in the ditch and tipped over to the side. Fortunately, the driver was able to free himself from the vehicle independently. In doing so, he only contracted slight injuries on the hand and needed an outpatient first supply. The ambulance service brought him to the Bodden Clinic in Ribnitz-Damgarten for further treatment.

Economic effects and road safety

The material damage amounts to around 22,000 euros, and the vehicle was no longer ready to drive, which is why it had to be towed. It should be noted that the B105 did not have to be blocked during the accident. This situation not only illustrates the financial consequences of an accident, but also the need for traffic safety and preventive measures.

Conclusion and meaning for society

This incident on a Sunday morning in Temple is an urgent appeal to all drivers to always be vigilant. Second sleep can bring fatal consequences, and the awareness of fatigue while driving can save lives. The community should work for more information about traffic safety in order to prevent such incidents in the future