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Lübsche Straße in Wismar: Accidents are increasing, but no deaths!
In 2023, Allianz Direct will identify the most dangerous roads in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, including Lübsche Straße in Wismar.
Lübsche Straße in Wismar: Accidents are increasing, but no deaths!
2023 was a year of alarming traffic accidents in Germany with around 100,000 more incidents than the previous year! In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the number of accidents rose by 4 percent, underscoring the urgency of identifying the most dangerous roads. Allianz Direct has now evaluated the official data and presents the most shocking accident hotspots in the country.
Lübsche Straße in Wismar: number one accident hotspot!
At the top of the list is Lübsche Straße in Wismar, where a total of 17 accidents occurred in 2023 - fortunately without fatal consequences! Compared to the most dangerous street in Germany, Trierer Straße in Aachen, Lübsche Straße has 46 fewer accidents. But the explosive situation is alarming, because last year this street was not even among the top ten most dangerous streets in MV!
Hamburger Straße in Rostock follows in second place, with 14 accidents, including three serious injuries. The Heinrich-Heine-Ring in Stralsund also shares third place with 14 accidents, although only two of them were serious. The accident statistics here have changed dramatically compared to the previous year!
Rostock: Accident hotspots on every corner!
The situation is particularly critical in Rostock: St.-Petersburger-Straße recorded 13 accidents, including four with serious injuries. The Warnowallee and the Rostocker Südring also have to contend with 13 accidents each, with the Südring only having two serious accidents. In addition, Strelitzer Straße in Waren, Hamburger Allee in Schwerin and Neustrelitzer Straße in Neubrandenburg are also affected, with a total of twelve and eleven accidents respectively.
However, in a nationwide comparison, MV is doing relatively well: with 2.84 accidents per 1,000 inhabitants, the state comes in behind Thuringia and Baden-Württemberg. While most accidents occur in Schleswig-Holstein and Bremen, MV remains within an acceptable range with 4,627 accidents and 49 deaths. However, the question remains: How many more accidents will it take to finally bring about change?