Motorcycle accident at Anklam: driver slightly injured after collision!

Motorcycle accident at Anklam: driver slightly injured after collision!

Anklam, Deutschland - A traffic accident on the B109 near Anklam caused excitement on Sunday afternoon. The incident passed at 4:10 p.m. and affected a 58-year-old motorcyclist who collided with a van. According to Nordkurier wanted to overtake the transporter, but did not notice that this did not notice that this was not wanted to turn from the port site.

In the collision, the motorcyclist was slightly injured and had to be brought to the Anklam clinic. The property damage is estimated at around 3,000 euros. During the accident, the B109 was closed, which caused slight traffic disruptions for around an hour. The responsible police are currently investigating the exact course of the accident, as the Police Headquarters Neubrandenburg

Frequency of traffic accidents

Such incidents are not uncommon. According to an overview of Statista there were around 2.5 million road traffic accidents in Germany in 2023. In recent decades, the number of accidents has increased due to increasing traffic. Most accidents lead to property damage, while the number of accidents with personal injury remains largely stable.

Although the security measures in traffic are steadily improved, the goal of the EU transport minister remains "Vision Zero" by 2050-no more traffic dead. But at 2,839 road dead in Germany in 2023 it can be seen that there is still a long way to be in front of us. The most common causes of such accidents are insufficient distance, non -adapted speed and driving under the influence of alcohol.

The situation must also be transferred to the required protection of road users such as cyclists and motorcyclists who are increasingly involved in traffic accidents. It is expected that the number of traffic accidents will remain in the focus of the security discussions. The reports about accidents can sensitize and exhortate for caution in road traffic.

We wish the aniled motorcyclist a quick recovery and appeal to all road users to drive carefully and considerably.