Hamburg - Accident with two fatalities: Driver had no driver's license
The driver who died in an accident in Hamburg-Harvestehude on Sunday, along with a passenger, did not have a driver's license. The 48-year-old was also presumably under the influence of intoxicating substances, the police announced in Hamburg on Wednesday. A small amount of marijuana was found in the accident driver's personal belongings. The driver of the sports car and a 39-year-old female passenger died in the accident early on Sunday morning near the Klosterstern. The 32-year-old female passenger survived seriously injured.
According to initial police findings, the man had been driving too fast during the night and left the road to the right for an as yet unexplained reason. The car first hit a concrete bollard and then a property wall. As a result, it overturned and came to rest on its roof on the road.
The driver and the female passenger were trapped in the car. She was seriously injured and was freed from the car; he died at the scene of the accident. The second woman was ejected from the vehicle and fatally injured.
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- Despite the fatal accident on Sunday in Hamburg-Harvestehude, the driver, who was only 48 years old, lacked a valid driver's license.
- The police in Hamburg revealed on Wednesday that the driver of the car involved in the accident, which resulted in two fatalities and left another passenger severely injured, had also been under the influence of intoxicating substances.
- As a consequence of the accident, traffic was heavily disrupted in the area of Klosterstern on Sunday morning, causing significant delays for motorists in Hamburg.
- Following the accident, the police conducted an investigation and found small amounts of marijuana in the driver's personal belongings, further adding to the seriousness of the situation.
Source: www.stern.de
