Bad falls: cyclists and motorcyclists seriously injured on excursions

Created: 05/16/2022, 19:00

By: Veronika Ahn-Tauchnitz

The rescue service was called several times on Sunday at Sylvenstein.

© Uwe Anspach/dpa

Around the Sylvensteinsee, three traffic accidents occurred within two hours on Sunday, in which three people were injured, some seriously.

Lenggries – A 67-year-old from the Kehlheim district drove her pedelec around 2 p.m. on the 307 federal road in the direction of Sylvensteindamm.

This is reported by the Tölz police.

She hit the curb with her front tire, fell and hit her head on the asphalt.

According to the police, the driver suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of the fall.

The property damage amounts to 300 euros.

Too fast with a motorcycle: Helicopter brings Munich to the clinic

The next accident happened a good hour later.

A 27-year-old man from Munich had borrowed a motorcycle from an acquaintance on Sylvensteindamm to go for a ride.

At the level of the power plant, the man from Munich left the road due to excessive speed, tore a traffic sign out of the ground and crashed into a group of shrubs after another 50 meters.

The driver was seriously injured and had to be taken to hospital by rescue helicopter.

The machine was a total loss of 7000 euros.

She had to be towed.

Missed turning car

The third time it crashed on the B 307 near Fall.

At around 3:40 p.m., a 25-year-old from Unterhaching wanted to turn left in his BMW into the Faller parking lot, but had to stop because of oncoming traffic.

The two drivers behind him also braked.

The 28-year-old motorcyclist from the Weilheim district behind noticed this too late, because he was distracted, drove into the stationary Audi of an Austrian (51) and fell.

He was slightly injured.

Damage to Krad and Audi: 2500 euros.  

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