Joint exercise: THW and police train on the A7 near Hildesheim!
THW and Hildesheim police practice together on the A7. Focus: traffic safety and safe work during operations.

Joint exercise: THW and police train on the A7 near Hildesheim!
An important exercise recently took place on the northern carriageway of Federal Motorway 7 in the Hildesheim area. The Hildesheim local branch of the Technical Relief Agency (THW) appeared together with the motorway police in order to practice for future operations on motorways. The exercise became necessary because the road was temporarily closed due to renovation work. Around 20 THW volunteers actively helped to train the correct approach in these challenging situations. tixio.de reports that ...
The focus of the training session was on setting up traffic protection and barriers as well as the challenges that can arise when operating on motorways and expressways. The emergency services received intensive training on how to work safely and efficiently, especially under the special conditions at motorway emergency locations. It was also emphasized how important constant training and further education as well as the exchange of information are for successful cooperation between the emergency organizations. hildesheimer-presse.de states that ...
Safety as the top priority
A central aim of the exercise was to raise awareness of the dangers that lurk in road traffic. To ensure this, clear instructions were given to road users: They should pay attention to navigation displays and radio warning announcements, adjust their speed and, if necessary, activate the hazard warning lights. The large distance to the vehicle in front and the timely clearing of closed lanes were also emphasized. These measures help to improve the safety of everyone involved and minimize potential risks.
In addition, an emergency lane between the two left lanes was recommended should traffic stop. In THW training, care is taken to ensure that...
Competent emergency services through training
The THW attaches great importance to the training of its members to ensure that they can act competently in all situations. From the age of 16 you can become part of the THW and complete basic training that teaches important skills for emergencies. The helpers then have numerous in-depth training options available to them in order to respond individually to their interests and processing formulations.
The exercise on the A7 impressively illustrated the achievements and preparation of the volunteers. Only through constant learning and practice can you act quickly and effectively in an emergency. The THW helpers have a good knack for their demanding task, and the cooperation with the police shows the important role that these organizations play in civil protection.