Again two wild animals were hit over the weekend in the Isar valley.
The property damage is high.
The police continue to urge motorists to be careful: the rutting season would lure the animals onto the street.
Upper Isar Valley
- The series of wildlife accidents does not stop in the Isar Valley.
Another deer and another game have been hit by cars.
On Friday evening around 7.45 p.m., a 48-year-old Innsbrucker with his car just before Gerold in the direction of Garmisch-Partenkirchen could not brake in time when a deer crossed the main road.
The animal hit the vehicle head-on.
The car suffered massive damage from the collision (6000 euros) and had to be towed away.
The game fled into the forest and was then searched for by a hunter.
The Innsbrucker was slightly injured.
An ambulance took him to the Garmisch-Partenkirchen Clinic.
Fire fighters from Krün secured the accident site until the accident site was cleared.
A second time there was a crash on Saturday night at around 1:10 a.m. on Bundesstraße 2 in Mittenwald near the barracks.
A 62-year-old car driver from Friedberg collided with a game that was changing lane.
The driver was unharmed, the game fled into the forest.
The car suffered damage amounting to 2500 euros.
The police urged you to be careful with deer moving in the evening hours.
This continues the series of wildlife accidents.
Last week, four animals were killed within an hour.
The police ask you to drive at an appropriate speed, especially in the morning and evening hours, and to keep a close eye on the road and the edges of the road.
