County of Warendorf - Braking for a hare: rear-end collision with two injuries
Because a 26-year-old driver allegedly slowed down because of a hare, there was a rear-end collision in the district of Warendorf with two people injured. According to initial findings, the driver of the rear car noticed the braking too late, the police reported on Thursday morning. The 58-year-old was also reported to have been drunk. Both drivers were injured in the accident early on Wednesday evening on the Landstraße 586 between Albersloh and Münster and were taken to hospital in an ambulance. The vehicles were so badly damaged that they had to be towed away from the scene of the accident. The police also confiscated the 58-year-old's driver's license.
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- The accident in North Rhine-Westphalia's Warendorf district involved a 58-year-old driver who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol, leading to a rear-end collision on the Landstraße 586 adjacent to Münster.
- In the aftermath of the collision, both drivers, including the individual from Warendorf, required medical attention and were transported to a hospital in an ambulance.
- Animals, such as hares, can sometimes lead drivers to unintentionally slow down, as seen in the case of the 26-year-old driver who experienced a rear-end collision in Warendorf.
- The police in North Rhine-Westphalia are known to strictly enforce traffic laws, as evidenced by their confiscation of the 58-year-old driver's license following the accident.
- Despite the incident, some drivers in the Muenster County still face traffic challenges, with vehicle accidents, including rear-end collisions, remaining a concern for local authorities and the community.
Source: www.stern.de
