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Five trucks collide, leaving multiple people injured.

In Lower Saxony, a severe collision on the Autobahn 1 includes nine vehicles, causing an obstructive blocking that makes it difficult to predict when a clearance can be achieved.

A neon sign on a police vehicle warns of an accident.
A neon sign on a police vehicle warns of an accident.

Vehicle flow - Five trucks collide, leaving multiple people injured.

On Monday, multiple cars and trucks collided on the A1 freeway between Holdorf and Neuenkirchen-Vöden, resulting in several injuries. Though the injuries are not thought to be life-threatening, the number of affected individuals remains uncertain.

This unfortunate incident in Lower Saxony, close to the North Rhine-Westphalia border, saw nine vehicles involved, with five being heavy trucks. The damage to the road is extensive, resulting in the closure of the A1 towards Münster for hours. Authorities have dispatched multiple tow trucks to the scene. In the afternoon, a massive traffic jam developed, extending for miles.

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Following the accident, several investigations into the cause of the collision involving multiple vehicles, including cars and trucks, will be conducted. Due to the number of vehicles involved and the extent of damage, traffic in Lower Saxony remained disrupted for the rest of the day. Additionally, authorities advise motorists to avoid the area and seek alternative routes, as accidents like these in heavy traffic can often lead to subsequent collisions.

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