Motorcycle accident in Birgland: 17-year-old falls into the ditch!

Motorcycle accident in Birgland: 17-year-old falls into the ditch!

In the municipality of Birgland, a motorcycle accident caused excitement on Friday, October 4th. A 17-year-old motorcyclist from the Amberg-Sulzbach district was traveling towards Schwend at 3:30 p.m. on state road 2164. During a left turn, he lost control of his vehicle and landed in the ditch. Fortunately, his injuries remained easier in nature, which is very lucky in the face of the accident. However, his motorcycle is considerably damaged, the property damage is around 5000 euros.

During the accident, some questions - the exact circumstances, which is why the young driver came off the street, are still unclear - two oncoming drivers were immediately helpful. They discovered the youngsters in the ditch and provided first aid before they alerted the rescue workers. Thanks to the quick reaction of these first aiders, worse things could be prevented.

a quick use of the rescue workers

The SNP (damage, emergency, prevention) use was smooth overall. The fire brigades from Illschwang and Schwend moved and were responsible for the rescue of the accident motorcycle and the safety of the accident site. During the rescue and mounting measures, the state road had to be completely closed for about 30 minutes. This led to traffic disruptions in the region at short notice.

The police investigations regarding the circumstances of the accident continue. The officials try to clarify the exact factors that led to the incident. However, it is encouraging to see that the young person has come out of the situation with mild injuries. Such accidents illustrate the importance of caution, especially in curves, where many accidents pass through insufficient adaptation of the speed.

Another aspect of the accident is the increase in motorcycling in the region. In recent years, many young people have discovered motorcycling as a leisure activity. This trend brings with it both joy and risks. Safety instructions and wearing suitable protective equipment are all the more important for novice drivers.

The current situation makes it clear how crucial quick first aid and well -trained rescue workers can be. The experiences gained from such incidents are indispensable for the constant improvement of the safety standards in road traffic. These events make us all vigilant and remind us of the responsibility that we carry in road traffic.

Further information about the accident and its background are on www.onetz.de to be found.