Serious accident in Bremen: Pedestrian of Bus overrun!

Serious accident in Bremen: Pedestrian of Bus overrun!

Bremen, Deutschland - A tragic series of accidents in Bremen recently caused concern. In the late Friday afternoon, a 27-year-old pedestrian was hit by a articulated bus at a stop and seriously injured. According to stern.de standing line bus recorded it. Fortunately, she was immediately taken to the hospital, while the 60-year-old bus driver was initially not available as a result of the shock. The investigation into the exact cause of the accident is underway.

This is not the only incident of this kind in Bremen. On June 12, a 29-year-old pedestrian in Schwachhausen was hit by a tram. The woman stepped onto the tracks at the Kurfürstenallee stop to cross the street when the tram made the tram towards Huchting at the same time. Despite the braking of the 42-year-old driver, the collision could not be prevented, and the pedestrian got under the track. Fortunately, she was released from passers-by, but suffered serious head injuries and also had to be taken to the hospital, such as NordischePost.de reported.

traffic accidents in focus

These incidents throw a light on general traffic safety in cities. The traffic accident statistics of the Federal Statistical Office shows how often such tragic accidents occur and what measures are necessary to increase security. It is about gaining reliable, comprehensive and current data that serve as the basis for future decisions in legislation, traffic education, road construction and vehicle technology.

As we see, accidents are often complex and can be influenced by many factors, be it the design of the streets, the behavior of road users or technical details of the vehicles. Understanding these structures helps to better recognize risks and develop effective solutions.

These two recent incidents in Bremen are an urgent reminder that we all have to be careful, especially at heavily frequented stops and at crossings. "Having a good hand" when crossing the street could be crucial here.