Police are looking for witnesses after a dangerous incident on the A62!

Police are looking for witnesses after a dangerous incident on the A62!

In the late evening of April 1, 2025, there was a dangerous incident on the A62 motorway, which called the police on the scene. A 20-year-old woman from the Kaiserslautern district was traveling towards Pirmasens around 10:30 p.m. when she overtook a black BMW at the Glan-Münchweiler exit. For unknown reasons, the driver of the BMW decided to throw an object against the young woman's vehicle, which led to considerable damage to her Audi. The alleged perpetrator fled immediately after the incident and left the woman behind with her damaged car.

The police immediately started investigations and is actively looking for witnesses who can provide information about the incident, the black BMW or its driver. Information can be transmitted on 0631 36914199. The circumstances of this incident raise questions, in particular via the security situation on the motorways.

decline in traffic accidents in the EU

In recent years, traffic accident statistics in Europe have developed positively, but the dangers on the street remain. Between 2010 and 2020, the number of road traffic fats fell by 36 percent. However, there were still 22,800 traffic fatalities in 2019, which shows that the challenges are still present. In 2020, a reduction by 4,000 was recorded compared to the previous year. These figures make it clear that despite a pandeme-related decline in traffic, which is difficult to influence the number of accidents, such as "https://www.europarl.europa.eu/topics/DECLE/20190410STO3615/Verundnutsgstatistiken-in-eu-infographik"> European Statistics show.

In the case of the incident on the A62, questions about security arise on the streets and the measures that can be taken to prevent such aggressive actions. The police have already started the investigation, and the hope is that the perpetrators' witnesses can be caught.

The incident underlines the importance of security instructions for drivers and the responsibility that everyone bears in road traffic in order to ultimately minimize the risk of themselves and others.