Serious accident on A2 leads to hours of closure

Serious accident on the A2

Truck driver after collision with a barrier vehicle seriously injured

21.03.2025 – 02:29 a.m.Reading time: 1 min.

Police officers at an accident site: The Werder motorway triangle had to be closed on Friday night.Enlarge the picture

Police officers at an accident site: The Werder motorway triangle had to be closed on Friday night. (Source: Nonstopnews)

A 40-tonner crashed into a shut-off vehicle on Thursday evening on the A2 motorway in the Werder triangle. The grumbling driver was caught.

A serious traffic accident on the A2 in the area of ​​the Werder motorway triangle led to hours of closure in the night of Friday. As a reporter reports on site, a 40-ton truck apparently drove almost unchecked into a shut-off vehicle of the motorway master, which secured a breakdown.

The driver of the Polish tractor -trailer was seriously injured in the impact and trapped in his cab. According to initial findings, the Autobahnmeisterei had set up a locking board on the hard shoulder to secure a car transporter that was left behind.

The approaching tractor -trailer apparently overlooked the coverage and crashed into the safety trailer with full force. Due to the impact, the driver’s cabin of the tractor -trailer was pushed under the truck of the motorway master.

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After half an hour, the fire brigade was able to free the seriously injured driver with hydraulic device from the wreck, reports the reporter on site. He was flown to a clinic with a rescue helicopter. According to the emergency services, no other people were injured.

The motorway police completely blocked the A2 in the direction of Berliner Ring. The recovery of the badly damaged vehicles took several hours. The police have investigated the cause of the accident.

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