Overview
- Berlin police said an 86-year-old cyclist died overnight to Thursday after a 50-year-old motorist turned right onto Müggelheimer Damm and hit him, though he had right of way.
- The Berlin collision occurred Monday around 8 a.m. in Köpenick, with investigators still examining the exact cause.
- In Munich-Laim on Wednesday at about 7:05 a.m., a 55-year-old cyclist attempting a left turn at Landsberger Straße and Von-der-Pfordten-Straße was struck by a car traveling straight.
- Police reported the Munich driver, 31, proceeded through the junction on a green light, while the cyclist was hospitalized with serious injuries.
- Emergency services managed the response in Munich, a rescue helicopter was reported on scene, plus about four hours of traffic disruption during evidence collection.