At a height of four meters: the car flies through the air
Created: 12/26/2022 11:36 am
By: Michael Acker
Emergency services from the fire brigade and rescue service at the scene of the accident in Zornedinger Curve.
© Fire Department
A little Christmas miracle: A young man from the Ebersberg district was only slightly injured in a serious traffic accident in which his car crashed into several trees.
Zorneding
- Christmas will be remembered unpleasantly for this man.
On the first holiday at around 1:30 p.m., a 24-year-old from the Ebersberg district drove his BMW on the local road from Harthausen in the direction of Zorneding.
In the wooded area, he slipped in the Zornedinger curve, probably due to excessive speed on wet leaves, whereupon he left the road to the right, reports the Poing police inspection.
Four meters high: the car crashes into a tree
The young man plowed down a traffic sign with his BMW and crashed into two trees.
The vehicle was then thrown about 30 meters further, where it was then levered out in the ditch and thrown against a third tree at a height of about three to four meters.
The car came to a stop next to this tree.
Miraculously, the driver was only slightly injured.
The rescue helicopter, which had already been alerted according to the fire department, was not needed.
After first aid by the First Responder of the Harthausen fire brigade, the injured person was taken to the Ebersberg hospital by ambulance.
You can find more current news from the district of Ebersberg at Merkur.de/Ebersberg.
The vehicle suffered property damage of around 40,000 euros.
The local connecting road had to be completely closed for about an hour by the Zorneding and Harthausen fire brigades for the driver to receive first aid and for the police to record the accident.
The speed is limited to 40 km/h in the area of the Zorneding curve.
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