Bicycle accident in Ulm: Senior is injured in collision with a car

Bicycle accident in Ulm: Senior is injured in collision with a car

13.08.2024 - 09:32

Police Headquarters Ulm

accident in Ulm: The dangers of road traffic for cyclists

An incident that occurred in Ulm on Monday at 11:25 a.m. throws another light on the dangers that cyclists are exposed to in city traffic. A 33-year-old driver bent from the Berlin Ring to the K9901 towards Ulm. At that moment, a 75-year-old cyclist came from left and had the right of way. The collision was inevitable, which subsequently led to a fall of the senior.

The injuries and the reaction of the rescue workers

After the collision, the 75-year-old was brought to a clinic by rescue workers as a precaution because he had slightly injured. Such injuries are not an isolated case in the city, in which cyclists and drivers often meet. It is important to emphasize that numerous similar accidents fuel the discussion about the safety of cyclists in urban areas.

A look at the financial consequences

The material damage amounts to an estimated 1,500 euros for the driver's BMW and 200 euros for the cyclist's trekking bike. These numbers may seem low at first glance, but they illustrate the costs that can arise from a traffic accident. The actual costs, in particular the long -term health consequences for medical treatments and possible long -term health consequences.

The role of the police and traffic safety

The Ulm police who took the accident plays a crucial role in the investigation of such incidents. Traffic monitoring and preventive measures are necessary to ensure the safety of all road users. Therefore, it is essential to raise awareness of traffic rules and to bring both drivers and cyclists closer to the importance of consideration and caution.

FAZIT: Together for safe streets

This accident in Ulm is another wake -up call for all road users. It is the responsibility of drivers, cyclists and pedestrians to use the road safely. The scope of such incidents often exceeds the immediate injuries and financial damage. They influence the general feeling of security and the acceptance of public transport and cycling in our society.

Please ask:

Police headquarters Ulm
Telephone: 0731 /188-1111
Email: ulm.pp@polizei.bwl.de

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