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Accidents
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More Cyclists Die in Traffic Accidents As E-Bikes Boost Cycling Use
As people increasingly use bicycles-fueled by the popularity of e-bikes-for daily transportation, the statistics concerning accidents reflect this…
Older Men Highest Risk of Serious Injury in E Bike Accidents Study Shows
A study by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) shows that e‑bike crashes lead to serious injuries most…
Icy Rain and Snowstorms Trigger Spike in Accidents and Power Outages Across Eastern Germany
Slush rain over the east and northeast, together with snowfall in the south, caused a wave of accidents…
Police May Handle Fewer Traffic Accidents
North Rhine-Westphalia’s Interior Minister Herbert Reul is advocating for a significant reduction in the workload shouldered by the…
Traffic Accidents Rise July Deaths Fall
Preliminary data released Tuesday by the Statistical Federal Office (Destatis) reveals a consistent injury rate in German road…
Rail Crossing Accidents Surge Predicted
A concerning increase in accidents at railway crossings across Germany is anticipated for 2025, with casualty figures already…
E-Scooter Accidents Surge in Germany
The number of accidents involving electric scooters resulting in injury or fatalities has continued to rise. In 2024,…
Record-High 287 Drunk Driving Accidents in Germany
According to preliminary results, a record number of alcohol-related accidents occurred on Christi Himmelfahrt, also known as Father’s…
Railway Crossings: A Deadly Stalemate: Accidents Remain High Despite Reduced Crossings
The number of accidents at railway crossings in Germany has shown little decline in 2024. According to a…
BREAKING: German Navy Chief Unleashes Sabotage Shocker: “East Sea Cable Cuts Are NOT Accidents
The Inspector of the German Navy, Vice Admiral Jan Christian Kaack, has described the frequent damage to underwater…
Explosive Truth: Accidents, Not Russia, Behind Baltic Seafloor Cables Chaos!
It is likely that the disruptions of underwater cables that have been worrying European security agencies in recent…