Witnesses report car accidents in the Neckar-Odenwald district, as communicated by the Polish police.

In two separate incidents, traffic accidents have occurred in the cities of Heilbronn and Mosbach, causing significant damage to infrastructure and leaving authorities seeking witnesses to help identify the drivers involved.

In Heilbronn, a street lamp was damaged in a traffic accident on Monday or Tuesday. The incident took place on Heidingsfelder Weg, opposite the entrance to "Birkenbüschlein" street in Walldürn. The damage is estimated to be approximately €10,000.

Meanwhile, in Mosbach, a large, presumably blue truck damaged a traffic light and its junction box on Thursday morning. The accident occurred between 7:30 AM and 8:00 AM at the intersection of Steige/Richard-Wagner-Straße/Obere Geisbergstraße. The damage is estimated to be approximately €1,500. Witnesses suggest that the truck likely reversed out of Richard-Wagner-Straße into Steige, causing the damage. Blue paint marks were left at the scene.

In both cases, the drivers did not stop after the accidents. The unknown drivers fled the scene without reporting the incidents.

For further information or questions regarding these incidents, residents can contact Heilbronn Police Headquarters at [email protected] or visit their website at http://www.polizei-bw.de/. Witnesses with information about the time of the accidents or the persons responsible are asked to contact the respective police stations. In Heilbronn, this would be the Heilbronn Police Headquarters, and in Mosbach, the Mosbach Police Station.

It's worth noting that Heilbronn Police are now also available on WhatsApp. To join their channel, follow this link: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5xtFC7IUYQiWcl6y1v.

In the Walldürn incident, it appears that the driver took the turn too sharply, causing the truck's rear to collide with the traffic light and junction box. Tips can be submitted at 06261 8090. Witnesses with information about the person responsible are asked to contact Buchen Police Station at 06281 9040.

The police urge anyone with information that could help identify the drivers involved in these incidents to come forward and share their details. Your assistance is crucial in ensuring the safety and integrity of our roads and communities.