Southern Wine Route - Wrong-way driver causes accident on highway 63
A woman driving the wrong way has collided with another car on the exit of highway 63 near Freimersheim (Südliche Weinstraße district). According to the police on Friday, the 54-year-old woman driving the wrong way suffered minor injuries in the accident. The 36-year-old driver of the other car was uninjured despite the total damage to her car. The police estimated the damage to both cars at around 17,500 euros.
The 54-year-old woman had driven her car onto the highway the wrong way at the Freimersheim junction to the A63 on Thursday. After the collision, the wrong-way driver's vehicle overturned and came to rest on its roof. According to the police, the woman's driver's license was confiscated.
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The accident resulted in traffic delays along the Rhineland-Palatinate's wine route, affecting commuters and tourists alike. Despite the accident, the highway 63 remained open with increased police presence to prevent further incidents. The wrong-way driver's mistake could lead to serious charges, potentially including losing her driving privileges permanently. The 54-year-old woman's error proved costly, not only in property damage but also in potential consequences for her driving record and freedom of mobility.
Source: www.stern.de
