Fear of a pedestrian (43) on Sunday evening in Tyrol! The woman was hit by a car while crossing a bridge in Ellbogen (Innsbruck-Land district), pushed to the ground and injured. The driver of the car fled. An alcohol-related accident occurred in Kirchberg in Tyrol (Kitzbühel district) on Saturday evening.
Around 2:40 a.m., the local woman wanted to pass a bridge in the Mühltal area on the sidewalk on Ellbogener Landesstraße. But suddenly she was hit from behind by a passing car, causing her to fall and injuring the right side of her body and her right leg.
The police are looking for witnesses
“The driver of the silver-colored accident car with the ‘IL license plate’ committed a collision,” the police said. The 43-year-old, who was on his way home at the time of the accident, went home. Her husband called the rescue team. After receiving first aid, she was taken to Hall hospital by the rescue team.
The police in Lans are now asking for all relevant information (tel. 059133/7116).
Alcoholic accident in Kirchberg
A serious accident also occurred on the B170 in Kirchberg in Tyrol on Saturday evening. Shortly after 6:30 p.m., a car and a small van collided for unknown reasons. “The car was driven towards Kitzbühel by a 58-year-old Turkish man, the driver of the small truck, a 57-year-old British man, drove in the opposite direction,” police said.
The 58-year-old complained of neck and back pain after the accident, but received no medical treatment from the rescue team at the scene.
“A breath test was carried out on both drivers involved in the accident and that of the British national came back positive,” the director explained. There was significant damage to both vehicles involved in the accident. During the recording of the accident, the B170 was only passable in one lane for approximately one hour.
Source: Krone
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