Serious accident: 18-year-old cyclist in Bad Sooden-Allendorf injured!

Serious accident: 18-year-old cyclist in Bad Sooden-Allendorf injured!

in Bad Sooden-Allendorf, the events of the past few days are noticeably focused on dramatic accidents. On Monday evening, an 18-year-old cyclist from Eschwege was found seriously injured. According to HNA the young man came down around 7 p.m. near Rothestein Castle. A passer -by noticed the accident cyclist and immediately alerted the rescue workers. The Eschwege police assume a fall when driving on a sloping forest path. On the way to the hospital, he was treated for serious injuries, especially in the facial area.

But that was not the only serious incident that affects the region. At the same time, a serious accident occurred between a motorcycle and a car. A 21-year-old motorcyclist came too close to an oncoming motorcyclist and crashed into a car. Bikers had to revive on site. The young man was then taken to the Göttingen Clinic. The driver, a 45-year-old woman from Bad Sooden-Allendorf, suffered minor injuries. The section between Kammerbach and Dudenrode was closed for several hours, while an expert should clarify the exact course of the accident. The property damage is estimated at around 40,000 euros.

traffic safety in focus

These two accidents also skill light on the traffic safety situation in Germany. The statistics shows that traffic accidents with personal injury are still a serious topic. With comprehensive data on accidents, the people involved and the causes of the accident, a structured view of the accident can take place. The aim of this survey is to gain knowledge that ultimately contribute to improving traffic safety.

Especially in rural regions such as in the Bad Sooden-Allendorf area, it is important to pay attention to safe traffic routing for both cyclists and motorized road users. The recent accidents are an urgent indication of how quickly there can be dangerous situations. We hope that the affected young men will experience a quick recovery and such incidents can be reduced in the future.