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Terrible truck accident in Pinneberg: Two injured after crash!
Serious truck accident near Elmshorn: Two injured after rear-end collision; The fire brigade and rescue service were on duty.
Terrible truck accident in Pinneberg: Two injured after crash!
A serious truck accident occurred in the Pinneberg district on Saturday night, which temporarily put a strain on the local traffic situation. As the MOPO Reportedly, a truck went off the road on the district road between Bevern and Elmshorn. The driver, trying to avoid an oncoming car, lost control and crashed into a tree after veering onto the rain-soaked shoulder. Two people were injured in the accident, but their lives were not in danger to date.
The fire brigades from Bevern, Barmstedt and Bullenkuhlen as well as the rescue service and the police were alerted at around 11:30 p.m. Initially there were concerns that the vehicle might be on fire, which fortunately turned out to be unfounded. While the truck driver was able to free himself from his cab, the passenger was trapped after the impact and had to be rescued.
Permanent impact on traffic
The truck was significantly damaged and had to be recovered by a towing company from the Segeberg district. The unfortunate circumstances led to traffic disruptions in the area as cleanup efforts took some time. In the period following the accident, the road was not continuously open to traffic, which made the situation more difficult for commuters and residents.
Another example of the dangers that can arise from rain and wet roads is the truck accident on the A7 near Quickborn that occurred a few weeks ago. Loud NDR The truck left the road due to aquaplaning and broke through the guardrail before tipping over into the ditch. In this case, the 61-year-old driver suffered minor injuries and was taken to hospital. Here too, the traffic chaos caused by the accident led to additional delays in commuter traffic.
The repeated incidents on wet roads show how important it is to adapt your driving style to the weather conditions. The shock of the weekend will probably stay with you for a long time; Drivers and passengers are happy that they escaped the horror and are hoping for better weather conditions on the roads.