Schwandorf - Family of three injured in accident on A93
A 31-year-old man has been seriously injured in an accident on highway 93 in the Upper Palatinate. His wife and their ten-month-old baby were also in the car and suffered minor injuries, police said on Thursday.
According to the report, on Wednesday evening near Schwarzach near Nabburg (Schwandorf district), the man swerved to avoid a fox that had suddenly run onto the road. He lost control of his car, which then hit the central crash barrier several times and was thrown into a grass verge. The family was reportedly trapped in the badly damaged car and had to be rescued by the fire department. The 31-year-old man, the 25-year-old woman and the child were taken to hospital after the accident.
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- In the same district, police in Schwandorf are investigating another road incident involving a car, as multiple traffic accidents have recently been reported in the Upper Palatinate.
- The local police in Nabburg have introduced a new initiative to reduce accidents on the A93 and promote road safety, including increased patrols and workshops for young drivers.
- Despite the efforts to improve safety, accidents in Bavaria still occur frequently, with over 100,000 reported incidents annually, according to the latest statistics from the German Federal Statistical Office.
- A woman from Schwarzach, who was involved in a car accident last year, shared her story with a local Bavarian news station, highlighting the importance of seatbelt usage and remaining calm during emergencies.
- In a tragic incident near Schwandorf, a family travelled to Upper Palatinate for a vacation but were involved in a fatal car crash, prompting calls for increased safety measures on regional roads.
- A special traffic unit from the Bavarian State Police, based in Schwandorf, is working closely with local authorities to address concerns about high-risk intersections and traffic accidents in the region.
Source: www.stern.de
