Smooth streets in the Gütersloh district: Police registered 35 missions!

Smooth streets in the Gütersloh district: Police registered 35 missions!

On Wednesday morning, February 5, 2025, the Gütersloh district recorded several police operations and interventions of the emergency services due to smooth roads. According to [nw.de reported] over 35 missions since 6 a.m., with eleven people being injured, mainly bicycle and e-scooter drivers. Fortunately, there were no more serious accidents. Katharina Felsch, the police spokeswoman, expressed hope of relaxing the operations in the course of the morning.

The road users are called to exercise special caution. The German Weather Service (DWD) has warned by freezing rain until 10 a.m., which entails a significant risk of slipping. The cycle paths, which are partially mirrored, are particularly problematic. The district police authority also recommends leaving the car standing if there are no winter tires.

far -reaching smoothing in Germany

The smooth roads are not just a local problem, but also affect a wide range in Germany. [Tagesschau.de informed] that drizzle and frosty soils led to similar conditions in parts of Germany. In particular between Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, there were many traffic accidents, including a serious accident in Potsdam, in which a 35-year-old driver was injured when she lost control of her vehicle.

In Lower Saxony, there have been about 20 accidents in the Hanover region since Thursday afternoon. Police spokesman from Coesfeld report that despite the wing, many roads are still slippery, especially on side streets and sidewalks. The official warnings extend over a large area, from Uelzen and Göttingen to Osnabrück and southern Emsland.

recommendations and forecasts

In addition to the current warnings, the weather service recommends avoiding unnecessary stays outdoors and trips to the affected regions. Also in the coming days will be expected with an increased gladious risk, especially from the evening and on Saturday night in the middle and northeast of Germany.

[St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. Dark green areas on this map show places with a risk of spin. It is important to note that the road is caused by ripe, snow or freezing moisture and is continuously adapted by meteorologists. For road users and the responsible winter services, these forecasts are crucial to ensure security on the streets.