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BMW lawn through garage gate: Mercedes presses neighboring house away!
76-year-old Duisburger rams with BMW 540i garage gate; Mercedes-Benz pressed in neighboring house. High property damage, no injuries.
BMW lawn through garage gate: Mercedes presses neighboring house away!
On Wednesday, September 3, 2025, a spectacular traffic accident occurred in Haan, Friedrich-Ebert-Straße, which left far-reaching damage. A 76-year-old man from Duisburg drove his BMW 540i against a closed garage gate that he broke through. The impact was so violent that the vehicle parked in the garage, a Mercedes-Benz 190, was pressed through the back wall of the garage and finally crashed into the facade of an adjacent family home.
The accident happened around 6 p.m., but luckily there were no injuries in this incident. Nevertheless, the collision in high property damage on both vehicles, the garage and the affected house results in high damage to property. According to the first reports of fireworld.at and presseportal.de the rescue of the vehicles was carried out by the fire brigade with the help of technical means.
Investigations into the course of the accident
The police have started an investigation into the exact course of the accident. So far, no details about the reasons led to the incident are known. The circumstances of the accident raise questions about traffic safety, which can be further investigated by a comprehensive analysis of accident statistics.
The road traffic accident statistics, as they are on destatis.de is listed, offers comprehensive data on the traffic safety situation in Germany. These statistics form the basis for political decisions in the areas of legislation, traffic education and road construction. In addition, they provide insights into connections between accident -determining factors and support measures to improve traffic safety.
The incident in Haan is another example of the challenges that can occur in road traffic. The results of the investigation will probably not only contribute to clarifying the current accident, but will also provide valuable knowledge for further transport policy.