Motorcycle accident on B23: handlebar seriously injured, location closed for hours!

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On September 20, 2025, a motorcycle accident with an injured driver occurred on the B23 and fire departments were alerted.

Am 20. September 2025 ereignete sich auf der B23 ein Motorradunfall mit einer verletzten Fahrerlin, alarmierte Feuerwehren im Einsatz.
On September 20, 2025, a motorcycle accident with an injured driver occurred on the B23 and fire departments were alerted.

Motorcycle accident on B23: handlebar seriously injured, location closed for hours!

On Saturday, September 20, 2025, a serious traffic accident occurred on the B23 near Neuberg in Styria at around 1:43 p.m. According to FireWorld, a motorcycle driver fell in a curve for unknown reasons and was injured lying on the road. Her motorcycle was thrown over the embankment and came to a stop near the Mürz.

The alarm took place immediately. The Mürzsteg volunteer fire brigade and the Neuberg/Mürz volunteer fire brigade were mobilized to provide the injured person and explore the situation. First aiders and fire brigade paramedics made primary care as quickly as possible, while the emergency services initiated further measures to stabilize and remove the handlebar by a team of emergency medical team. The motorcycle was also raised with the help of manpower and recovered with a RLFA cable winch, then safely parked in a nearby alternative. The B23 was completely blocked during use.

Frequency of traffic accidents

Traffic accidents are a significant problem in many countries, as Statista reports. In 2024, around 2.5 million road traffic accidents were registered in Germany, which represents a decrease compared to the previous year. However, the number of accidents resulting in personal injuries remains at a high level and is almost constant compared to historical values.

The most common causes of traffic accidents are insufficient distance, unadjusted speed and driving under the influence of alcohol. In 2024 in particular, 40% of the accidents with personal injury were due to alcohol. In the same year, 198 people were killed and 17,776 injured. These statistics underline the need for concepts such as the "Vision Zero", which are not striving for traffic dead in the EU by 2050.

Road safety measures

The analysis of Destatis shows that the effort for accident prevention and safety in road traffic is becoming increasingly important. The most common causes of accidents include human factors such as inattentiveness and ruthlessness. The increase in accident events with e-bikes and e-scooters also required increased attention from road users.

Overall, the protection of all road users remains an important challenge. The emergency services in the event of accidents, such as in Neuberg, play a crucial role to ensure that injuries are cared for as quickly as possible and the dangers at the scene of the accident are eliminated. The incident in Styria makes it clear how quickly there can be a serious accident and how important a rapid reaction of the emergency services is.