Overview
- Two fatal collisions on the B2 last week left three dead, with a Kaisheim crash traced to a blown truck tire and the Monheim head‑on still unexplained as police seek witnesses and report no signs of alcohol.
- The county says the B2 segment is not flagged by the automated accident‑hotspot calculation based on 2021–2023 data, though the Unfallkommission has extended a solid line by 40 meters near Schöttle and previously shortened a turn lane near Monheim.
- On Thursday the A9 near Dittersdorf/Triptis saw two closely spaced crashes and a full closure toward Berlin, with police revising injuries to one person seriously hurt and one lightly injured and estimating about €80,000 in damage.
- Also Thursday, four vehicles collided on the A4 near Nossen, two people suffered serious injuries, and the Dresden‑bound carriageway was shut as firefighters and a rescue helicopter responded.
- Other serious incidents under investigation include a Tuesday A8 crash near Adelsried with two people seriously injured, a Worpswede collision that left a small child in life‑threatening condition, and a fatal parking‑garage incident in Hamburg, with multiple witness appeals ongoing.