Registration code 07-16-9431016
Drunk, unlicensed motorcyclist rolls over on Lentvario g., Vilnius
On Monday, 4 July 2016, in the afternoon at 13:59, in Vilnius, on Lentvario street near No. 90, a Suzuki VS 700 rolled over. Two people were injured — the 50-year-old driver of the Suzuki (hospitalized) and a 24-year-old passenger of the Suzuki (treated as an outpatient). The accident was caused by the 50-year-old driver of the Suzuki (less than a year of driving experience). He was drunk (2.46‰ blood alcohol) and had no driving licence. A 24-year-old passenger of the Suzuki was drunk (2.62‰). According to the register, the at-fault driver's vehicle had no compulsory civil-liability insurance (TPVCA). 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
- RolloverRunning off the road to the right on a straight section
- Location
Weather
Clear
Light condition
Daytime
- Primary impacts
- Front
Participants
Quad bike rider
Male, 50 y. (exp. 0 y.)
Passenger
Male, 24 y.
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Create an account for freeOn this street — 48 crashes, 50 injured, 5 killed
Lentvario str.
On this street — 327 crashes, 50 injured, 5 killed
Lentvario str.
- Grigiškės, Lentvario str. 2BCollisions while moving in the same directionno casualties
- Lentvario str. 7Collisions while moving in the same directionno casualties
- Grigiškės, Lentvario str. 2ASide collision with neither vehicle turningno casualties
- Grigiškės, Lentvario str.Rolloverno casualties
- Lentvario str. / Liudvinavo str.Collision1 injured
At this spot — 7 crashes
within 100 m
- Lentvario str. 61ACollision with a stationary vehicle38 mno casualties
- Lentvario g.Hitting an animal38 mno casualties
- Lentvario str. 61ACollisions while moving in the same direction43 mno casualties
- Lentvario str. 63Collisions while moving in the same direction45 mno casualties
- Lentvario str. 61ACollision with a stationary vehicle65 mno casualties