Chaotic Road Scenes / Authorities Hunt for Eyewitnesses Immediately
On Saturday, May 26, 2018, at approximately 5:00 PM, a chaotic traffic incident occurred in Pforzheim, Germany, at the intersection of Vogesenallee/Postwiesenstraße.
The incident involved a 61-year-old driver of a white Skoda, and two motorcycle riders aged 23 and 41 with their gray motorcycles. According to the motorcycle riders, the car attempted to overtake one of them while turning left and hit the motorcycle.
The altercation began when the motorcycle riders, riding at high speed in a 30 km/h zone, approached the car. The motorcycle rider on the left attempted to push the car to the right, resulting in another collision. After the initial collision, one of the motorcycle riders attempted to brake the car, causing it to hit the motorcycle.
The car driver claims the incident began in the Rodgebiet area. In response, the motorcycle rider overtook the car on the left and tried to stop it, causing the car to intentionally swerve left and hit the motorcycle again. A verbal altercation ensued between the parties, and out of fear, the car driver turned left and was overtaken on the left by a motorcycle rider.
Following the second collision, the car drove at high speed onto the nearby Edeka parking lot. On the parking lot, the motorcycle riders verbally abused and threatened the car driver.
The collisions caused approximately 2,000 euros of damage to the car and 800 euros to one of the motorcycles.
The Pforzheim Traffic Commission is urgently seeking witnesses who can provide information about the incident. Anyone with information is asked to contact the police at 07231-186 4100. The incident is currently being investigated, and any phone and contact information provided may no longer be current.
It is important to note that there is no publicly available information about the names of the two motorcycle riders involved in the incident.
This article is archived and serves as a record of the incident that occurred on May 26, 2018, in Pforzheim, Germany.
