The streets were turbulent on the Wednesday before Christmas – four accidents and one significant speed limit were reported.
A 17-year-old Wolfsberger lost control of his vehicle for unknown reasons when he was driving on the B70 towards St. Gertraud – he was lucky. Because even though his car hit the guardrail head-on, he was able to get out of the car with minor injuries. Exceeding speed The 17-year-old had only just been able to enjoy his driver’s license, then he was gone again. The test driver’s license holder was flashed at 107 km / h on Wednesday night at around 11 p.m. on the Südring in Klagenfurt. A speed of 50 km / h would have been permitted. The police withdrew the young man’s driver’s license on the spot, mainly because the road was icy and the 17-year-old was endangering other road users with his speed got. He hurled his car over an embankment in the Spittal community of Rangersdorf about 40 meters deep. Because the young man did not appear to be wearing seat belts, he was thrown out of the vehicle. He had to be brought from the ambulance to the BKH Lienz with injuries of an indeterminate degree. Coallision with pedestrians Horrible scenes occurred on the B84 in the direction of Ossiacherzeile. At 5 p.m., a 52-year-old from Villach collided with a pedestrian who suddenly crossed the lane. The man hit was thrown over the bumper over the hood against the windshield and then lay seriously injured on the ground. The unknown man had to be brought with the rescue to the Klagenfurt Clinic. The police are asking for information about how the accident happened and who the unknown victim is. For information call 059133 – 264444. male, 40 – 60 years, slim figure, short brunette hair, dressed in dark clothes. The electric car of a 65-year-old man from Wolfsberg went crazy on Wednesday around 6.45 p.m. The man was about to stop in front of his closed garage door when the car suddenly accelerated for unknown reasons. As a result, the car broke through the garage door. The 65-year-old and his wife in the passenger seat were brought into the Wolfsberg LKH after receiving first aid.
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