Collisions on the roads of Fulda and Hersfeld-Rotenburg counties, Ohio
In the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis district of Germany, several traffic accidents occurred over the course of two days, causing damage and minor injuries.
On Wednesday, 03.09., a truck driver from the Vogelsberg district lost a crane attachment from his truck on the B 27 near Eichenzell and Hünfeld. The incident resulted in approximately 10,000 euros in damage to two following vehicles, a Ford Fiesta and a VW UP, both from Eichenzell. The cause of the truck losing its crane attachment remains unknown.
Later the same day, at around 6:30 PM, an e-scooter rider from Bad Hersfeld was lightly injured in a traffic accident on the bike path in the area of Peterstor/Landecker Straße towards the city center. The cause of the e-scooter accident and the hit-and-run are also unknown.
On Tuesday, 02.09., an unknown vehicle damaged a black BMW parked on the school's parking lot in the "Am Obersberg" street between 07:35 AM and 12:45 PM. No further details about the vehicle or the incident were provided.
A more serious collision occurred in Fulda on the same day, around 11:00 AM. A 29-year-old Mercedes driver was stationary due to traffic when they were hit from behind by a 55-year-old VW Multivan driver from Alsfeld. The traffic accident resulted in approximately 11,000 euros in damage.
Witnesses to any of these incidents are being sought by the Bad Hersfeld police station, which is encouraging anyone with information to come forward. Contact information for the Bad Hersfeld police station is available via telephone, email, online police station, and various social media platforms.
It is important to note that the reasons behind these accidents, such as the cause of the truck losing its crane attachment and the reason for the second driver colliding with the stationary vehicle, remain unknown.
The police station reporting these incidents is the police station in Schwalmstadt, Germany. The incidents occurred in Schwalmstadt and nearby towns within the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis district.
Stay safe on the roads and be aware of your surroundings to help prevent similar accidents from happening.
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