Multiple Traffic Accidents Across Germany Lead to Injuries and Disruptions

A series of accidents involving cars, trucks, and pedestrians have caused injuries, fatalities, and road closures in various regions, with investigations ongoing.

In Berlin-Steglitz, a 62-year-old driver flipped his car after colliding with parked vehicles, reportedly under the influence of alcohol. He sustained minor injuries and had his license confiscated.
On the A4 in Dresden, a truck crashed into a bridge, causing partial road closures. The driver sustained minor injuries, and cleanup efforts are still underway due to fuel spillage.
A head-on collision on the L260 near Illerkirchberg left two women seriously injured and required helicopter evacuation. The crash occurred during an overtaking attempt.
In Cottbus, a 72-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by a car while the driver was parking. Police are investigating the incident with expert assistance.
In Ulm, a man accidentally ran over his wife in a parking garage while reversing, leaving her with life-threatening injuries. Both were hospitalized, and police are examining the circumstances.