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Schwerin: 60,000 euros in damage after an accident at an intersection!
An accident occurred in Schwerin on October 28, 2025 with damage worth 60,000 euros. You can find tips for settling claims here.
Schwerin: 60,000 euros in damage after an accident at an intersection!
There was a serious traffic accident in the Großer Dreesch district of Schwerin on Monday morning, which not only strained the nerves of those involved, but also caused considerable material damage amounting to around 60,000 euros. Loud NDR A 29-year-old driver was driving on Hamburger Allee and wanted to turn left onto the B321. A 53-year-old driver who was traveling on the B321 from the direction of Köpmarkt came from the right and apparently did not notice the young driver, which led to a collision. At the time of the accident, the traffic lights at the intersection were apparently out of order.
Both vehicles were significantly damaged in the collision and were no longer drivable. Fortunately, the 29-year-old only suffered minor injuries and did not have to go to hospital. However, the costs of settling the damage increased significantly. In the event of such an accident, the question quickly arises: Who will pay for the damage?
What to consider after the accident
The legal aspects of claims settlement are often complex. Again ADAC shows, the other party in the accident is fully liable for the entire damage. In the event of contributory negligence, the amount of damage is divided according to the liability ratio. In addition, injured parties can make claims directly from the opposing motor vehicle liability insurance company. It is also a good idea to seek legal advice to ensure that all claims are enforced.
An important tip for those involved in an accident is to seek immediate medical attention if injuries occur. Problems with your own vehicle should also be reported to your insurance company immediately. This corresponds to the advice given by the ADAC to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Statistical background on traffic safety
EU transport ministers have set themselves the goal of realizing this vision. Although the number of road deaths has fallen from 19,193 in 1970 to 2,770 in 2024, progress has slowed in recent years. Insufficient distances, inadequate speed or driving under the influence of alcohol are still among the most common causes of accidents.
The accident in Schwerin not only reminds us to be careful in traffic, but also to keep an eye on the legal framework and our road safety. Everyone can help make the streets safer.