Truck accident on A2: Art resin chaos ensures hours of closure

Truck accident on A2: Art resin chaos ensures hours of closure

Börde, Deutschland - A sensational incident occurred on the A2 motorway in the Börde district today, which has faced many drivers. A truck has lost a considerable amount of synthetic resin during transport, which led to extensive closures on the popular transport connection that connects the Ruhr area with the Berlin Ring. According to MDR , the trace of the leaked material has been visible on the road.

The incident has developed into an unusual spectacle: Around 1,000 liters of the high -viscosity liquid expired on the section between Eilleben and Irxleben. The truck driver only noticed the leak late, which made the situation even more difficult. Initially, all three lanes were closed towards Berlin, later at least the right track could be released again. Nevertheless, the traffic disruptions remained for some time.

cause and responsibility

The police investigation has now been completed. They have identified material fatigue as a likely cause of the truck accident and have not found manipulation on the containers. Now the question arises as to who has to pay for the cleaning costs. Autobahn GmbH has already requested the reimbursement of these costs from the cause. Here a discussion about the responsibility between the company that the container has invited could burn.

Although the chemical was classified as not poisonous, the cleaning was complex and required the use of a special high -pressure cleaner by an external company. This had the challenge to dispose of the synthetic resin professionally and quickly so that the highway can soon be used safely.

A look at the A2 and traffic safety

The A2 represents one of the main traffic arteries between Eastern and West Germany and is often the scene of accidents. On Tag24 it is reported that the police move out almost daily due to accidents on the A2, which leads to long waiting times and frequent full closures. The traffic accident statistics show that such incidents are by no means the order of the day, but the traffic safety situation must be constantly observed and analyzed.

A comprehensive survey of Destatis illustrates the dependencies between accident-determining factors and offers necessary data for the legislative, traffic education and future road construction project. Such statistics are crucial to increase security on our streets and to avoid further accidents.

We hope that the clean -up work will take place quickly and the traffic on the A2 will flow as quickly as possible. Stay vigilant and safe on the street!