Drama in Zuffenhausen: BMW crashes against traffic lights - witnesses urgently wanted!

Drama in Zuffenhausen: BMW crashes against traffic lights - witnesses urgently wanted!

On Sunday, October 6, 2024, a serious traffic accident occurred in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, which had an impact on road traffic and called the police on the scene. The driver of a BMW, a 24-year-old, went off the road at around 1:25 p.m. while turning from Schwieberdinger Straße to North Seestrasse, towards Korntal and has rammed a traffic light mast. The exact reason for the agreement of the road course is so far unclear.

The accident caused immense damage to property of around 20,000 euros and the vehicle was no longer ready to drive after the impact. It had to be towed, which meant that North Sea street was partially closed until around 4:25 p.m. During this time, the bus traffic of Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG on line 52 towards Korntal was also affected. This led to low traffic disruptions in the area.

calls for witnesses and investigations

The police are investigating the circumstances of the accident and is looking for witnesses who can provide information on the incident. Anyone who has information or has observed the accident is asked to report to the police station 8 Kärntner Straße on +4971189903800. The police are particularly interested in details that can contribute to clarifying the course of the accident.

Security in road traffic is an important topic, and accidents like this, once again show the potential dangers. Even if there has been no injuries in this case, each collision causes a number of consequences that can affect the driver concerned not only, but also on other road users. In such situations, the rapid action of the rescue workers and the subsequent traffic measures are crucial to prevent further dangers.

The background to these changes are to read in the article by www.presseportal.de . An accident like this reminds us of how important it is to be vigilant in road traffic and always stick to the rules to ensure the safety of everyone.