
AI-generated summary
A bicycle accident occurred this morning on the Xinying section of National Highway 1 in Tainan. A 65-year-old female driver lost control and the vehicle overturned, injuring two people.
The car hit the guardrail on the Xinying section of Gaotainan Road in Zhongshan and overturned in the center lane. (provided by the public)
A 65-year-old woman surnamed Wang suddenly lost control of her car on the Xinying section of the Zhongshan Expressway in Tainan this morning. She hit the inner guardrail and overturned the vehicle. The driver and passengers were injured and she was rushed to the hospital. Preliminary research determined that it was caused by distracted driving, but whether drunk driving was involved will be further investigated and clarified.
The Queen's car was traveling 292.4 kilometers south on National Highway 1 when it suddenly lost control. After hitting the inner guardrail, the vehicle overturned in the center lane. The police received the report and rushed to the scene immediately. Two people were injured and sent to hospital.
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The scene was cleared before 7:30 a.m. and reopened to traffic. He was sent to the hospital for driving and his alcohol level is yet to be tested. The Xinying detachment of the National Highway No. 4 Team will handle the matter in accordance with regulations. The detailed cause is yet to be investigated.
The National Highway No. 4 team calls on passers-by to be alert before driving on the road, hold the steering wheel with both hands and focus on driving, pay attention to your own mental state, and do not drive fatigued. If you are mentally weak, please enter the service area as soon as possible or leave the highway to rest to maintain the driving safety of yourself and others.
The car hit the guardrail and overturned on the Xinying section of Gaotainan, Zhongshan. Two people were injured and sent to hospital. (provided by the public)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will complete a breathalyzer test and clarify the cause of the accident
Very likely · Within days

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