Against impact absorber
Accident during the night: 13-year-old seriously injured
On Thursday night, a car collided with the impact absorber of a lane divider on the A9 (Pyhrnautobahn) near St. Michael. Two people were injured, some of them seriously, including the driver's son.
At around 1.10 a.m., a 55-year-old Bosnian driver was driving his vehicle on the A9 coming from Linz in the direction of Graz. In the area of the St. Michael highway junction, the driver did not know which lane he was supposed to drive in due to the lane division between Graz and Klagenfurt. He looked at the crosswalk signposts and subsequently crashed head-on into the impact absorber set up in the area of the lane divider.
Police patrols following behind
In the accident, the wife, aged 60, who was riding in the front passenger seat, was slightly injured and the son, aged 13, who was sitting in the back seat, was seriously injured. Immediately after the accident, two police patrols arrived at the scene and took immediate action. The two injured persons were first treated by paramedics and an emergency doctor at the scene of the accident and then transferred to Leoben Regional Hospital. The alcohol test carried out on the driver was negative.
The front of the vehicle sustained severe damage. The Traboch, Madstein-Stadlhof and St. Michael volunteer fire departments were deployed with a total of five vehicles and 22 personnel. Due to the accident, one lane was closed until shortly after 3 am.
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