Accident escape in Wittenberge: scooter driver injured, police looking for witnesses!
A traffic accident in Wittenberge: scooter driver injured, car driver on the run. Police are investigating and looking for clues.

Accident escape in Wittenberge: scooter driver injured, police looking for witnesses!
A worrying incident occurred on Tuesday morning in Wittenberge when a 64-year-old scooter driver was involved in an accident. At around 10:15 a.m. there was a collision with an unknown car at the intersection of Bentwischer Weg and Parkstraße, whose driver simply ran away after the incident. The scooter driver was slightly injured and had to be taken to hospital. The total damage to the scooter is estimated at around 180 euros. This escape by the car driver has now attracted the attention of the criminal police, who are investigating a traffic accident that resulted in personal injury. Information about the green small car you are looking for can be reported to the Prignitz police station on 03876/7150, as reported by nordkurier.de.
Another case from the region shows how important it is to respond quickly and precisely to such incidents. A 34-year-old Opel driver recently tried to evade a traffic stop. He was stopped by the police while driving in public traffic, but fled on foot. The officers were able to overpower him after a short pursuit, but the man resisted police measures. A preliminary drug test revealed evidence of previous drug use, and during a check, police discovered that he did not have a valid driver's license. Here, too, investigations are being carried out for drunken driving, driving without a license and resistance to law enforcement officers, as polizeibericht-brandenburg.de informs.
Accident statistics at a glance
These events are part of a larger problem that continues to dominate the headlines: road safety. According to the [[Destatis]](https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Gesellschaft-Umwelt/Verkehrsunfaelle/_content.html), road traffic accident statistics include comprehensive data on accidents, including those involved, vehicles and causes of accidents. This data is important not only for legislation, but also for measures in traffic education and road construction. In 2023, numerous accidents were registered nationwide that indicate safety deficiencies and a lack of driving safety.
Increasing road safety requires a rethink - both on the part of road users and the responsible authorities. The statistics make it clear that there are many unsolved problems that need to be addressed through education and prevention. Such situations can only be minimized in the future by reacting quickly to incidents and taking consistent measures. Stay safe in traffic and report any suspicious incidents to the police immediately!