
Driver Mert Becit lost his life in the accident involving two trucks in Bolu's Yeniçağa location.
Mert Becit, the driver of the other truck that was hit from behind by a truck that went out of control in the Bolu Yeniçağa location of the Anatolian Highway, died in the hospital, and traffic was disrupted for a while.
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A traffic accident occurred as a result of the collision of two trucks in Yeniçağa location of the Anatolian Highway.
The accident occurred at around 08.30 in the Yeniçağa location of the Anatolian Highway.
The truck with plate number 34 NBD 848, which Mert Becit lost control of while heading towards Ankara, was hit by M.Y., who was heading in the same direction. He crashed into the truck with plate number 41 BFM 165 under his control from behind.
Upon notice, gendarmerie, fire brigade and medical teams were dispatched to the scene of the accident.
Mert Becit, who was stuck in the truck, was removed from his location by the work of the fire brigade.
Becit, who was taken to İzzet Baysal Training and Research Hospital after the first intervention of the medical teams, could not be saved despite all the efforts of the doctors.
Traffic, which was disrupted for a while in the Ankara direction of the highway due to the accident, returned to normal after the vehicles were removed.
An investigation into the accident has been launched.

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