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Accident in Prenzlau: Moped driver injured, Audi driver flees!
There was an accident in Prenzlau in which two young people were injured. Police are looking for witnesses to the incident.
Accident in Prenzlau: Moped driver injured, Audi driver flees!
On Monday afternoon there was a traffic accident in Prenzlau, which ended with a slight fright and a visit to the hospital for two young people. According to svz.de, a 15-year-old moped driver was driving on Schwedter Straße when he collided with an Audi in front of him for reasons that have not yet been clarified. During the impact, the moped driver and his 15-year-old passenger fell to the ground and suffered minor injuries.
The two teenagers then had to be taken to the hospital. The driver of the Audi, on the other hand, showed little consideration and immediately ran away without paying any attention to the injured. The criminal police have now started investigations and are asking the public for help. Witnesses who observed the incident are called upon to come forward. Information can be given by telephone to the Uckermark police station on 03984/350 or online at polbb.eu/Notice.
Hit and run – A recurring problem
Unfortunately, accidents of this kind are not uncommon. In a similar case on April 9th in Schwedt, another example of a hit-and-run was documented. As reported by nordkurier.de, two cars collided on Karl-Teichmann-Straße. The driver of an Opel was injured while the other person involved in the accident left the scene of the accident without permission. The police also began investigations in this case and included a 75-year-old woman from Uckermark in their interviews.
Such accidents shed a bright light on the problem of road safety in Germany. Statistics such as those listed on destatis.de show that traffic accidents resulting in personal injury or property damage are often due to a variety of factors. These statistics serve as a basis for safety measures in transport policy and are essential for improving infrastructure and transport education.
The current cases in Prenzlau and Schwedt illustrate how important it is to keep your eyes open and not look away when accidents occur. The principle of mutual consideration is particularly important today, and each of us can contribute to making the roads safer.