Bub (13) survives almost fatal accident on B471 - a guardian angel?

Bub (13) survives almost fatal accident on B471 - a guardian angel?

A dramatic incident occurred on Sunday when a 13-year-old boy tried to cross the busy B471 in Geiselbullach. Fortunately, there was no serious accident, which caused the police to speak of a "great guardian angel" that the boy apparently had.

The consequences of the incident

When the maneuver was completed, the 62-year-old's car came to a standstill on the threading lane of the opposite road. Despite the shocking events, both the cyclist and the driver were not injured. This lucky circumstance is likely to have made it easier for both relatives and passers -by. The entire property damage incurred is estimated at around 5,500 euros.

The good news that both participants remained unharmed, but did not prevent the severity of the situation. It illustrates how quickly accidents can happen in road traffic and that every second counts. In this regard, the timber's timely actions are highlighted as particularly remarkable. He was able to react in good time and prevent worse things.

Such incidents serve as a warning memory for all road users, especially for cyclists, to be careful and attentive if they cross multi -ruited roads. In today's traffic world, attention is of great importance to ensure the security of everyone involved. This event also emphasizes the need to further improve traffic safety and possibly take measures to make dangerous crossings safer.

The reports of the police show that several similar incidents have been drawn in the past few months, which underlines urgency to clarify people about secure behaviors in road traffic. In view of the circumstances, increased sensitization and education about safe cycling and the protection of pedestrians could be a sensible measure.

Although there was a happy outcome in this special case, it remains to be seen how the traffic situation in this region will develop and whether such incidents will continue to increase in the future. What is certain is that both cyclists and drivers have to communicate with each other in order to avoid negative consequences and to promote safe cooperation in road traffic. Reports on www.merkur.de .