Collision in Bernau: 17-year-old motorcyclist injured!
Traffic accidents and violent incidents in Barnim on June 24, 2025: Details of a motorcycle accident and an assault.

Collision in Bernau: 17-year-old motorcyclist injured!
Unfortunately, traffic accidents are part of everyday life on the roads, and there was an incident on the B158 on June 24, 2025. Shortly before 7:00 a.m., a Renault car collided with a Honda light motorcycle. How Barnim Current Reportedly, the 17-year-old motorcyclist suffered minor injuries and was treated on site and in a nearby hospital. Nevertheless, it is encouraging that the injuries were not more serious. The property damage is estimated at around 6,000 euros, and both vehicles involved had to be towed after the accident.
Such accident reports cause concern, especially when you consider the figures in Germany. A report from Federal Highway Research Institute shows that annual motorcycle accidents continue to be a major issue. Between 2008 and 2017, there were an average of around 28,000 motorcycle accidents resulting in personal injuries. Despite an 11% decline in fatal crashes in 2017, the number of seriously injured motorcyclists has skyrocketed. This suggests that there is still a need for action on security-related measures.
Causes of accidents and prevention
The risk for motorcyclists to be involved in an accident is alarmingly high. The ADAC analysis states that motorcyclists are four times more likely to be involved in an accident and the accident rate is seven times higher than that of car drivers. This is particularly worrying considering that the highest risk of accidents is among young drivers aged 15 to 24.
Solo accidents are particularly common, often caused by driving errors or excessive speed. However, every motorcyclist can contribute to safety by taking a few simple measures: Wearing protective clothing and regularly checking brakes and lights should be part of the routine. Driving safety training can also help minimize the risk of accidents.
Personal Safety First!
Riding a motorcycle is great fun, but it also brings with it responsibility. With over 4.7 million registered motorcycles in Germany, the proportion of women 15%, every biker should always think about their own safety equipment. In addition, improved road infrastructure, such as removing obstacles and adjusting speed limits, could significantly contribute to accident prevention.
It remains to be hoped that preventative measures and increasing awareness of safety on the roads can reduce future accidents. The incident on the B158 is another wake-up call for all those who travel on two wheels – safety comes first!