NewsCar falls over bridge eight meters deep in river

Car falls over bridge eight meters deep in river

A 26-year-old comes off the road with her vehicle in a curve and falls over a bridge into the Kocher. She can free herself from the vehicle.

Künzelsau – A young woman survived a fall with her car into a river from a height of eight meters in a small town in Baden-Württemberg with minor injuries.

The 26-year-old had come off the road in Künzelsau with her vehicle on Saturday evening in a curve, first hit a tree and then crashed into the wall of the bridge, which had already been damaged by an earlier accident and was only knee-high, as a police spokesman said. She crashed her car over the bridge into the stoves. The car came to a halt on its wheels in the three-foot-deep water. The woman was able to get out of her vehicle and climbed onto the roof of the car. Firefighters rescued the injured from the roof and then salvaged their car from the river. The woman probably misjudged the course of the curve, said the police spokesman. dpa

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