Startled by the noise of fireworks: two dogs run over

Accident - Startled by the noise of fireworks: two dogs run over

Two dogs were run over on the Autobahn 3 in the Upper Palatinate because they were startled by New Year's Eve firecrackers. A 32-year-old man's dog was startled by the noise of fireworks on New Year's Eve in Regensburg and got loose, a traffic police spokesman said on Monday. The dog then ran onto the A3 near the Irl district and was run over by two cars. The first car that ran over the dog was subsequently no longer roadworthy.

Another dog was reportedly run over on the A3 between the Neutraubling and Regensburg junctions. Police officers found the animal dead on a grass verge. When police officers visited the owner, she told them that the dog had been startled by the noise of firecrackers and had then run away. It was not initially known who had run over the dog.

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1. Despite the cautionary tales about New Year's Eve firecrackers and pets, another incident occurred in Bavaria's A3, resulting in a dog's accident.
2. The turn of the year is usually a time of celebration, but for a dog owner in Regensburg, it became a tragic event as their pet was involved in a traffic accident after being startled by the New Year's Eve firecrackers.
3. As the traffic in Regensburg and the Upper Palatinate increased due to the New Year's festivities, an unexpected incident occurred on the A3, involving a car and a dog startled by firecrackers.
4. The unfortunate event on New Year's Eve in Bavaria, where firecrackers scared two dogs and led to traffic accidents, served as a stark reminder of the potential dangers associated with this tradition.
5. Apart from being one of Germany's famous tourist destinations known for its Old Town, Regensburg also made headlines due to a dog accident caused by New Year's Eve firecrackers, leading to a chain reaction in the traffic on the A3.

Source: www.stern.de