Collision Incidents at the Intersection: Two Mishaps at the Roundabout

Two Traffic Accidents Occur in Hamm's Hafenstraße/Dortmunder Straße Roundabout

Two separate traffic accidents took place at the roundabout Hafenstraße/Dortmunder Straße in Hamm on August 29. The first accident occurred at around 1:45 PM, while the second accident followed at approximately 2:45 PM.

According to the Police Headquarters Hamm, transmitted via news aktuell, the first accident involved a collision between a Mitsubishi vehicle and an E-scooter. The man riding the E-scooter sustained slight injuries and was taken to a local hospital by ambulance. The 61-year-old Mitsubishi driver was not further updated in this paragraph.

In the second accident, an 80-year-old Daimler driver from Lünen and a 42-year-old woman cyclist from Hamm were involved. The woman cyclist was seriously injured, and she too was taken to a local hospital by ambulance. The 80-year-old Daimler driver was not further updated in this paragraph.

The Police Headquarters Hamm Press Office can be reached by telephone at 02381 916-1006 or via email at [email protected]. No information was provided about any potential charges or citations related to these accidents.

In the first accident, the E-scooter rider approached from the right as the Mitsubishi driver entered the roundabout. The details of the second accident involve the cyclist intending to exit the roundabout heading north while the Daimler driver was traveling west on Hafenstraße.

The conditions of the injured man and woman are not further updated in this paragraph. It is unclear if the man and woman were taken to separate hospitals or if they were taken together. The location of the hospitals where the injured individuals were taken is also not specified.

For further inquiries, the Police Headquarters Hamm can be contacted. The speaker of the press department of the Police Headquarters Hamm is not explicitly named in the search results; however, inquiries are directed to the Police Headquarters Hamm Press Office via phone at 02381 916-1006 or email [email protected].