Life -threatening accidents in Berlin: Trees fall like domino stones!

Life -threatening accidents in Berlin: Trees fall like domino stones!

In the afternoon of June 23, 2025, there were several serious accidents in Berlin caused by strong weather conditions. The wind had caused considerable damage in different districts. In Spandau, several people suffered life -threatening injuries when trees were uprooted by wind gusts.

at 5 p.m. an emergency call was triggered because a tree in the Schönwalder Allee fell on the car of a 55-year-old woman. This suffered such serious injuries that it died at the scene of the accident. Just 15 minutes later, at 5:15 p.m., a 30-year-old woman was hit by a falling branch, while she went on the sidewalk between the streets of the street on the cap. She was taken to a hospital with life -threatening injuries and immediately operated on.

further incidents in Dahlem

Another serious incident occurred at 5:30 p.m. in Dahlem. There, a 59-year-old cyclist was hit by a crazy tree on the CLAYALLEE bike path. This tree had also been uprooted by the gusts of wind. The cyclist suffered considerable injuries and was immediately taken to a hospital. The Berlin fire brigade was quickly on site to crush the tree and clear the walking and cycle path. For security reasons, the Clayallee was closed in the southern direction of travel from 5:40 p.m. to 6:20 p.m., which also had an impact on BVG bus lines 115, X83 and X10.

The incidents illustrate how strongly the weather can influence traffic safety. According to the Environmental Federal Agency , bad weather regularly leads to an increase in the number of accidents, especially in the months with extreme conditions. Especially in the summer months, when more people are traveling by bike or on foot, the risk of accidents increases.

accident statistics and future challenges

The comprehensive Statistics on traffic accidents provides important data on traffic safety and serves as the basis for measures in legislation and in traffic education. The recording and analysis of these accidents plays a crucial role in the design of the traffic infrastructure and road traffic policy.

In view of climate change, it is necessary to better adapt the transport infrastructure to the changing climatic conditions. The research program "Adaptation of the Road Traffic Infrastructure to Climate Change (ADSVIS)", which was launched in 2011, is intended to help determine the effects of these changes on traffic safety. In the future, this could help to minimize such tragic accidents through better planning and timely measures in the long term.

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