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A tractor-trailer carrying 20 tons of meat overturned on the A81 near Sindelfingen-Ost on July 7, 2025, causing significant damage and disruption to traffic.
The incident occurred in a left curve, where the truck collided with the construction barrier. The tractor-trailer came to rest on its side in the lane, causing the highway in the direction of Singen to be completely closed.
The Ludwigsburg Police Headquarters, located in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is responsible for the investigation and management of the accident. Numerous firefighters, THW members, and highway maintenance workers are still on site due to spilled fuel and recovery efforts.
The driver of the overloaded truck, aged 47, entered the construction zone at an inappropriate, excessive speed. The driver was slightly injured and was rescued from his cab by first responders.
The Ludwigsburg Police Headquarters can be contacted for inquiries about the accident. The contact number is 07141 18-8777, and emails can be sent to [email protected]. The police headquarters may require information from the public regarding the accident.
The total damage, including the cargo, is estimated at up to 200,000 euros. Both the traffic police and the police stations in Sindelfingen and Böblingen were on the scene with seven patrol units.
At this time, there is no publicly available information about the name of the driver. The Ludwigsburg Police Headquarters is likely to provide updates on the status of the accident.
The official website of the Ludwigsburg Police Headquarters is http://www.polizei-bw.de/. For the latest updates on the accident, visitors are encouraged to check the website or contact the police headquarters directly.
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