
AI-generated summary
The intersection of Cuihua Road and Dazhong Road in Zuoying District is a traffic convergence point. The National Highway No. 10 ramp connects the urban area and the expressway, and the traffic volume is large during the morning rush hour.
After the two cars collided, the vehicle behind them actually rode on the other's hood. (provided by the public)
A car accident between two cars occurred at 7 a.m. in Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City today (4th). The driver surnamed Liu was suspected of not giving way to a vehicle traveling straight ahead and hit the car driven by a man surnamed Guo. Liu's car actually drove onto the hood of Guo's car, nearly overturned, and finally landed in a dangerous position. Liu was sent to the hospital for treatment. The police are trying to figure out the cause of the accident.
The Zuoying Police Station received a report at about 7 o'clock, alleging a traffic accident at the intersection of Cuihua Road and Dazhong Road in Zuoying District. It is understood that a 70-year-old man Guo was driving a silver Toyota sedan on National Highway 10 off the Cuihua Road off-ramp and was about to go straight to Zhou Tsai North Street. He collided with a 32-year-old man Liu driving a blue Nazhije sedan on the off-ramp of Cuihua Road on National Highway 10 as he was about to turn right. Liu had a neck discomfort and was sent to the hospital for treatment. Neither driver was drunk or drug-driving.
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Preliminary investigation by the police revealed that Mr. Liu was suspected of violating Article 48, Item 1, Paragraph 6 of the Road Traffic Management Punishment Regulations. If a turning vehicle fails to give way to a straight vehicle, he may be fined not less than 600 yuan but not more than 1,800 yuan. The detailed cause of the accident and the attribution of responsibility will be sent to the traffic police brigade for analysis and judgment.
Two cars collided with each other, causing one injury and sent him to the hospital. (provided by the public)
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The police will complete the determination of responsibility for the accident and issue a ticket
Very likely · Within days

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