A terrible accident occurred in Frankfurt on Saturday night: a young woman was hit by two cars while crossing the street.
Frankfurt am Main – Terrible scenes that took place on Saturday night in the Hessian Main metropolis Frankfurt played. A young woman was struck by two cars and seriously injured.
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The young woman was hit by a car while crossing the street and then run over by a second car. (Symbol photo) © Montage: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa, 123RF/chalabala
A spokesman for the police headquarters in Frankfurt am Main reported on Sunday afternoon about the serious accident that happened around 1.15 a.m. in the Kalbach-Riedberg district.
According to the report, a 21-year-old woman crossed Marie-Curie-Strasse on foot after walking along Steinweg in the direction of the Science Garden and probably wanting to walk in the direction of Neumühlenweg.
There was also a pedestrian traffic light and pedestrian crossing in the later accident area. But the first investigations showed that the 21-year-old probably did not use it. This could also have been the reason why a driver (61) could not see the young woman in the dark in time and then hit her with his car.
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The pedestrian was loaded onto the bonnet of the car and thrown over it onto the road. But it got even worse: A 33-year-old driver behind the 61-year-old was unable to react to this situation in time.
He finally ran over the woman’s legs, who ended up being taken to a nearby hospital with serious injuries, where she immediately underwent emergency surgery.
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The driver of the first car was first subjected to an alcohol test by the officers after the accident, but it was negative. A test for THC, on the other hand, had a positive reaction, which resulted in a blood sample being taken from the 61-year-old and his driver’s license being secured.
Marie-Curie-Strasse remained completely closed until the police measures had been completed and an expert had assessed the area. Further investigations continue.
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