6 people were injured in the accident in which a truck and a light commercial vehicle collided on the Northern Marmara Highway in Istanbul.
Quick Look
- A truck traveling in the direction of Edirne on Istanbul's Northern Marmara Highway crashed into the back of a light commercial vehicle traveling in the same direction after passing the Odayeri toll booths.
- In the accident, the driver of the light commercial vehicle, S.B. and 5 passengers, 6 people in total, were injured.
- The injured were removed from the vehicle by the fire brigade, gendarmerie and medical teams and taken to hospitals; It is not life threatening.
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Why It Matters
The Northern Marmara Motorway is an important transport network connecting the northern part of Istanbul and is known for heavy traffic.
6 people were injured in the accident in which a truck and a light commercial vehicle collided on the Northern Marmara Highway in Istanbul.
A.Y. was driving on the Northern Marmara Highway towards Edirne. After passing the toll booths in Odayeri, the truck under the management of S.B. went in the same direction. He crashed into the light commercial vehicle he was driving from behind.
According to the news in AA, S.B., the driver of the light commercial vehicle that was dragged for approximately 30 meters. and 5 passengers, including a child, were injured.
Upon notice, fire brigade, gendarmerie and medical teams were dispatched to the scene. The injured people trapped in the vehicle were removed from where they were by fire brigades.
It was learned that the 6 injured people, who were taken to hospitals by ambulance after the intervention by the medical teams, were not life-threatening.
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The heavily damaged light commercial vehicle was removed from its location with a tow truck.
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Open Questions
- Whether the truck driver exceeded his speed or not
- Whether there is a malfunction in the brake system of the light commercial vehicle
- Will the accident be analyzed by the on-duty officer?
