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Driver dies after rollover in the Upper Palatinate

A driver has died in the Upper Palatinate after his car overturned. The 23-year-old is said to have left the road on a straight stretch of road for an as yet unexplained reason, according to the police. On Tuesday morning, his car finally crashed into a culvert and came to rest on its roof. The...

The neon sign "Accident" on the roof of a police car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The neon sign "Accident" on the roof of a police car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

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A driver has died in the Upper Palatinate after his car overturned. The 23-year-old is said to have left the road on a straight stretch of road for an as yet unexplained reason, according to the police. On Tuesday morning, his car finally crashed into a culvert and came to rest on its roof. The emergency services freed the trapped man from his vehicle. Despite immediate resuscitation measures, the 23-year-old died at the scene of the accident.

Read also:

  1. In Bavaria, a vehicle was involvement in an accident on a busy city street, causing significant traffic disruptions.
  2. The local police are investigating a series of vehicle accidents in the Upper Palatinate region, which have resulted in multiple casualties.
  3. A traffic report from Cham mentioned an overturned car on a major highway, causing delays for commuters in the area.
  4. The Upper Palatinate and Bavaria both have a high rate of vehicle accidents, leading to calls for increased road safety measures from local authorities.

Source: www.stern.de

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