Registration code 07-15-9409024
Opel Vectra hits a pedestrian at a crossing on Srovės street, Vilnius
Injury accident
2
Participants
1
Injured
0
Killed
On Thursday, 2 July 2015, in the morning at 9:27, in Vilnius, on Srovės street near No. 5, an Opel Vectra hit a pedestrian at a pedestrian crossing. One person was injured — a 68-year-old pedestrian (treated as an outpatient). The accident was caused by the 41-year-old driver of the Opel (10 years of driving experience), who failed to fulfil pedestrian duties. The driver was sober. At the time of the accident the weather was clear, the road surface was dry. The speed limit on this section is 50 km/h.
- Date / Time
- Type
- Hitting a pedestrian at a pedestrian crossing
- Location
50
Weather
Clear
Light condition
Daytime
Surface typeAsphalt or concreteSurface conditionDryRoad geometryStraight level sectionBarriers present
Participants2Vehicles1Damaged0
- Primary impacts
- Front
Participants
At fault
Car driver
Male, 41 y. (exp. 10 y.)
Unharmed
Sober
Failure to fulfil pedestrian duties
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Pedestrian
Female, 68 y.
InjuredOutpatient treatmentMinor health impairment
Sober
On this street — 5 crashes
Srovės str.
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- Srovės str. 21Unlicensed Opel Vectra driver hits a parked Toyotano casualties
- Srovės str. 18AVolvo V70 and Toyota crashno casualties
- Srovės str. 14Collision with an obstacleno casualties
- Srovės str. 21Mercedes-Benz truck hits a parked Land Roverno casualties
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within 100 m
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- Stepono Batoro str. / Olandų str.Iveco 35S14 hits an obstacle69 mno casualties