A driver near Rottenbuch overturned several times on Saturday evening when he came off the road on a slippery winter road.
In Peiting, too, the emergency services were challenged in a traffic accident.
Peiting / Rottenbuch - As the police announced, the 23-year-old Garmischer was driving his car on the B23 from Peiting towards Rottenbuch at around 7.15 p.m. At the height of the hamlet of Voglherd, the man lost control of his car in a right turn due to improper speed. At that time it had snowed lightly and the road was slippery in winter, the police reported.
The car came off the lane, drove up an embankment, and overturned twice before stopping.
The driver and his 28-year-old co-driver, who also came from Garmisch, were lucky in the accident and were only slightly injured in the accident.
Ambulance took them both to the hospital.
The car suffered a total economic loss of around 2000 euros.
The Rottenbuch fire brigade took care of the traffic regulation on site and cleaned the roadway.
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When turning, a VW bus driver in Peiting overlooked another car on Saturday afternoon.
Four inmates were slightly injured in the collision.
© Hans-Helmut Herold
A good two hours earlier, the rescue workers had been called to a traffic accident in Peiting.
At around 5 p.m., a 32-year-old Peitinger was driving his VW bus on Bachstraße, according to the police, when he ignored the right of way of a 24-year-old golf driver from Schongau when he turned off at the junction with Freistraße.
He and his three passengers were slightly injured by the force of the impact and were taken to the surrounding hospitals with the rescue service.
Property damage to the amount of approx. 7,500 euros was incurred on both vehicles.
The Peitinger fire brigade was on duty at the accident site with 15 men.
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