Tram Stop Collision: Kaßlerfeld incident leaves two individuals harmed following a vehicle accident

In the heart of Duisburg, on August 27 at 3:30 PM, a significant incident occurred. A 54-year-old woman driving a Land Rover veered off Ruhrorter Straße and collided with the tram stop "Albertstraße."

The impact was severe, with the SUV crashing through a glass shelter and colliding with the ticket machine, causing it to fall onto the tram tracks. Fortunately, the tram was not in service at the time.

Upon arrival at the scene, paramedics treated both the 43-year-old and 52-year-old passengers, who sustained minor injuries from flying glass. The 54-year-old woman, the driver, appeared to be unharmed. However, officers found indications of medication use and a possible medical emergency. A blood sample was taken at the hospital for further analysis.

A breath alcohol test was negative for the 54-year-old woman. The police impounded the Land Rover and seized the woman's driver's license.

The police press office in Duisburg can be contacted for further inquiries at the provided contact details. The investigation into the accident is being conducted by the Police Duisburg, with the Traffic Commission 22 leading the investigation.

The accident investigation authority responsible for the incident on Ruhrorter Straße in Duisburg is the "Untersuchungsbehörde für Schienenunfälle" (Investigation Authority for Railway Accidents). The police have taken possession of the vehicle involved in the accident.

The 54-year-old woman was taken to a hospital for treatment following the incident. The Land Rover, now no longer roadworthy, has been removed from the scene.

We urge all road users to drive responsibly and prioritise safety on our roads. The police remind everyone to be mindful of their actions, especially when operating vehicles, to prevent such incidents from happening again.

Tram Stop Collision: Kaßlerfeld incident leaves two individuals harmed following a vehicle accident