Serious classic car accident in Wolfegg: Drivers with head injuries to the hospital!

Serious classic car accident in Wolfegg: Drivers with head injuries to the hospital!

In a number of incidents in the Ravensburg district, both traffic accidents and criminal acts have been observed that are of interest to the local police. These events all took place on Saturday, October 6, 2024 and have different effects on the people and vehicles concerned.

In the first incident, a 56-year-old classic car driver in Wolfegg was seriously injured. He was on the state road 324 in the direction of Wolfegg on Saturday morning when he lost control of his vehicle for an unknown cause. As a result, the rear of his classic car broke out, and the car hurled on the side against a tree. The driver suffered serious head injuries and had to be flown to the Ravensburg Oberschwabenklinik with a rescue helicopter. The property damage to the classic car is estimated at around 30,000 euros, and the police have received the investigation into the cause of the accident.

teenager with a styled scooter caught

Another incident occurred in Weingarten, where a 16-year-old motor scooter driver was checked by officials from the Ravensburg transport service. The young man was stopped at around 11 p.m. on Saturday evening, and the review turned out that his scooter was not properly. The roll test bench showed that the vehicle could drive at a speed of up to 90 km/h, which is well above the permissible speed for a 16-year-old. The scooter was secured as evidence and the driver faces criminal proceedings for driving without a license.

Witnesses for accident in Ravensburg wanted

A third incident occurred in Ravensburg, where a parked VW was hit in the Bechtergarten car park between 11.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. The polluter removed from the scene of the accident after he had touched the front bumper of the vehicle. The damage incurred amounts to around 500 euros. The police are now looking for witnesses who can provide relevant information on this incident. Interested people are asked to report on 0751/803-3333.

These incidents clearly show that both traffic safety and compliance with laws in road traffic are of great importance. While the police continue to work on clarifying the causes and responsibilities in these cases, it remains to be seen how the situation will develop. Information about the events can be found here .