Lost clamping belts on BAB 1: Witnesses wanted in the event of a traffic accident

Lost clamping belts on BAB 1: Witnesses wanted in the event of a traffic accident

On Saturday, August 31, 2024, an unusual traffic situation occurred on BAB 1 at 5:30 p.m. when a driver lost several tension belts. These were scattered behind the Schweich junction up to the BAB 602 in the direction of Trier. The incident led to disabilities and possibly also to damage to other road users.

The careless losing of load parts is a serious matter in road traffic because it can lead to dangerous situations. Tension belts are often crucial for the safety of transported goods, and their loss can result in both property damage and injuries. In this specific case, the Schweich motorway police has already been informed to pursue the matter.

call for help

The police appeal to witnesses who may have observed observations. Information on a possible cause is valuable in order to further examine the incident. The police headquarters Trier has provided the following contact information:

  • Police Headquarters Trier, Autobahn police Schweich
  • clerk: Mussen Pok’in
  • Address: Leinenhof 2, 54338 Schweich
  • Telephone: 06502 / 9165-0
  • E-Mail: past.@police.rlp.de

It is essential that everyone involved contributes to safety on the highways. In the case of an incident like this, where loading parts were lost, quick reports from witnesses are often the key to clarification. Any information could help to hold those responsible.

The Rhineland-Palatinate police have determined an increase in similar incidents in recent years, which underlines the importance of proper load securing. Road users are obliged to securely pack and secure their transports to ensure security on the streets.

If you accidentally drove along Autobahn 1 and have reviews a vehicle that may have lost the clamping belts, it would be helpful to bring this information to the police station. Anonymous information is also welcome and can help prevent repetitions of such incidents.

The press office of the Trier police headquarters is also available for questions:

  • Telephone: 0651-9779-0
  • Email: pptrier.presse@polizei.rlp.de
  • Website: www.polizei.rlp.de/pp.trier

The cooperation between the police and citizens is crucial to reduce such dangerous situations in the future and to improve security on our streets. Notes and reports to ensure Ladegut are not only preventive, but also reduce the risk for all road users.