Nine -year -old scooter driver seriously injured: accident on Nordenhamer Strasse

Nine -year -old scooter driver seriously injured: accident on Nordenhamer Strasse

Nordenhamer Straße, 27749 Delmenhorst, Deutschland - An unusual traffic accident occurred on Friday, June 14, 2025, on Nordenhamer Strasse in Delmenhorst. Around 1:20 p.m., a nine-year-old boy drove his walkway with his scooter when a 52-year-old in Bremen, who wanted to turn on the street from a parking lot of a shop, overlooked him. The collision was violent and the boy was thrown onto the street by the impact.

The child contracted serious injuries in the accident and had to be taken to the hospital immediately. Fortunately, there is no danger to life. In addition to the boy, slight damage to property was also found on both the driver's car and on the scooter. The police, an ambulance and an emergency doctor who were quickly on site to supply the child were deployed. Details on the course of the accident were also informed by the police and those involved were interviewed.

accident statistics and safety in road traffic

traffic accidents with children are an issue that always focuses on, especially since they are often on sidewalks. Statistics from the Federal Statistical Office shows that the number of traffic accidents with children has varied in recent years. In 2023 alone, many children became victims of accidents in road traffic. The details can be found in the comprehensive study on Statista

The analysis shows that security precautions and the sensitization of drivers are of great importance in order to avoid such incidents in the future. Especially in places where children play frequently or on foot, special care should be considered. The incident in Delmenhorst is an urgent indication of how important it is to keep your eyes open on the street.

The police will now examine the exact course of the accident and other possible causes in order to clarify how such serious accidents can be prevented in the future. The well -being of the children is top priority, and in this sense it will continue to be invested in traffic safety.