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Female driver seriously injured in accident on A9

A female driver in Thuringia has been seriously injured in a collision with an articulated lorry on the A9. The 77-year-old woman drove her car into the articulated lorry between Triptis and Dittersdorf (Saale-Orla district) on Wednesday without braking, according to the police. Her car and the...

A sign with the inscription "Emergency room" hangs on a hospital. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A sign with the inscription "Emergency room" hangs on a hospital. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Traffic - Female driver seriously injured in accident on A9

A female driver in Thuringia has been seriously injured in a collision with an articulated lorry on the A9. The 77-year-old woman drove her car into the articulated lorry between Triptis and Dittersdorf (Saale-Orla district) on Wednesday without braking, according to the police. Her car and the semitrailer of the truck then caught fire.

A rescue helicopter landed at the scene of the accident. The highway was initially fully closed in the direction of Munich, one lane should be opened in the course of the afternoon. The police estimated the damage to property at 40,000 euros.

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  1. The accident on the A9 in Thuringia involved a woman driving a car and an articulated lorry, resulting in serious injuries for the woman.
  2. The police are investigating the incident where the 77-year-old woman collided with an articulated lorry on the A9 and her car caught fire.
  3. Despite the accident causing around 40,000 euros in property damage, the highway between Triptis and Dittersdorf (Saale-Orla district) reopened at least one lane for traffic.
  4. Accidents like this one are tragic and highlight the importance of adhering to traffic rules, ensuring safety for all road users, including women drivers.

Source: www.stern.de

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