Car crashes against tree in Kyritz - driver on the run!

Car crashes against tree in Kyritz - driver on the run!

in Kyritz, in the district of Ostprignitz-Ruppin, occurred in the night from 22nd to July 23 to July 23. A car crashed into a tree on Strüwestrasse for unexplained cause. The incident was discovered shortly after midnight by an attentive first aid who saw the badly damaged vehicle on the roadside. The alarmed police, fire brigade and rescue workers found that the car was left and there was no occupant at the scene of the accident. The MAZ reports that the fire brigade secured the accident and the vehicle from the street pulled. In the meantime, the Strüwestrasse was completely blocked during the work.

Another incident at the Kyritzer Untersee

Almost simultaneously there was another incident in the region. A car was found in the Kyritzer Untersee, and this case also raises questions. An angler watched into the water like a car, a VW Polo, about half an hour before midnight. He immediately alerted the police and rescue workers. According to RBB , the emergency services tried to search for people in the vehicle by connecting the driver's disc. But here, too, there was no evidence of occupants.

The VW Polo is approved for a 57-year-old Prignitz. So far, the police have only the information that neither the woman nor her husband could be reached. This incident is also examined in detail, and it is determined for an accident.

A look at traffic accidents in Germany

These two unfortunate events throw a light on the general traffic safety situation in Germany. The statistics show that accidents often have complex causes and can cause both personal and property damage. The results of these statistical surveys are important for measures in legislation, traffic education as well as in road construction and vehicle technology.

As is also clear in Kyritz, it is often not enough to only analyze the causes of the accident; It is also important to prevent the consequences of traffic accidents and to clarify them comprehensively. This is the only way to increase security on our streets.