Registration code 07-19-9514696

Drunk BMW 320D driver and Opel crash in Joginiškių village

Injury accidentAt-fault driver drunk
4
Participants
3
Injured
0
Killed

On Friday, 29 November 2019, in the afternoon at 13:52, in Šakių district municipality, Joginiškių village, on the Lukšiai–Gerdžiūnai–Kriūkai regional road (kilometre 19.15), a collision while turning left (U-turning) occurred. The collision involved a BMW 320D and an Opel Astra. Three people were injured — the 50-year-old driver of the Opel (treated as an outpatient), a 26-year-old passenger of the BMW (treated as an outpatient, was not wearing a seatbelt) and a 20-year-old passenger of the BMW (treated as an outpatient, was not wearing a seatbelt). The accident was caused by the 20-year-old driver of the BMW (1 year of driving experience), who failed to give way when crossing an intersection. He was drunk (2.26‰ blood alcohol). A 26-year-old passenger of the BMW was drunk (1.54‰). A 20-year-old passenger of the BMW was drunk (0.65‰). At the time of the accident it was raining, the road surface was wet. The speed limit on this section is 90 km/h.

Date / Time
Type
Collisions while turning left (U-turning)
Collision with a vehicle coming from the right
Location
90

Weather

Rain

Light condition

Daytime

Surface typeAsphalt or concreteSurface conditionWetRoad geometryHorizontal bendBarriers present
Participants4Vehicles2Damaged2

Participants

Possibly at fault

Car driver

Male, 20 y. (exp. 1 y.)

Unharmed
Intoxicated2.26 ‰Moderate degree of intoxication
Failure to give way when crossing an intersection

Passenger

Male, 26 y.

InjuredOutpatient treatmentNegligible health impairment
Intoxicated1.54 ‰Moderate degree of intoxication

Passenger

Male, 20 y.

InjuredOutpatient treatmentNegligible health impairment
Intoxicated0.65 ‰Mild degree of intoxication

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Participants

Car driver

Female, 50 y. (exp. 20 y.)

InjuredOutpatient treatmentNegligible health impairment
Sober