Because the road was mirror-smooth, the police blocked federal highway 2 between Alling and Puchheim Ort on Friday evening from 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. According to the police report, there had previously been several accidents due to wintry road conditions. Recovering the vehicles was very difficult. There were therefore no injuries, and the damage to property was also limited at around 5500 euros.
At 5:55 p.m., a 74-year-old woman from Germeringer left the roadway with her Opel between Eichenau and Puchheim and slipped into the green verge. Your car was damaged on the underbody – damage to property around 500 euros. According to the police, the rescue by the app towing service was very difficult and took a long time due to the extreme weather conditions. As a result, a large backlog developed in both directions. Because drivers were maneuvering in traffic jams, there were several near-accidents on the mirror-smooth road.
At 6:30 p.m., a 32-year-old Puchheim, who had been traveling in the direction of Munich, left the road on the slippery road in the curve before the exit to Puchheim to the right, and his car slipped into the ditch. The man was unharmed, and police said there was no apparent damage to the car. The towing service that wanted to recover this car also had to contend with the ice.
Around 6.44 p.m. there was another crash. According to the police, a 33-year-old Gröbenzeller also left the B2 near Puchheim. An ambulance was driving in front of him, with a 30-year-old paramedic at the wheel. He stopped to report another traffic accident to the police who were directing traffic there. The Gröbenzeller tried to brake, but was unable to do so due to the slippery road surface. His car slid onto the ambulance. Property damage of around 5,000 euros was caused to both vehicles.
As a result, the B2 was closed until the winter service had cleared and sanded it so that it was passable again.