One was too high or the other too low: On Monday morning, a truck got stuck in a railway underpass in Ansfelden. The road was closed for three hours because the truck could not continue. A 71-year-old driver was unlucky: his car was damaged by falling debris.
What a start to the week for a 36-year-old from Mühlviertler: He steered the truck with a crane on Traunuferstraße in Haid towards Ansfelden at around 8 a.m. on Monday. Next to the Ansfelden train station, the 36-year-old could not go any further: his vehicle got stuck in a railway underpass.
The 71-year-old who came from the other side at the same time with his car was out of luck. His windshield was damaged by falling debris. There was massive damage to the stalled truck.
trains stopped
Train traffic was also halted for about an hour due to the accident. ÖBB engineers have reopened the route for trains.
Road closed for three hours
It took longer on the street. The volunteer fire brigades in Nettingsdorf and Ansfelden carried out the recovery of the truck with 20 emergency services and cleared the road. The road was not passable again until eleven o’clock, three hours after the accident.
Source: Krone
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