Registration code
07-20-9523684
2
Participants
0
Injured
0
Killed
On Friday, 10 April 2020, in the evening at 18:49, in Vilnius, on Sakalų street near No. 2, a collision with a stationary vehicle occurred. The collision involved a Subaru Forester and a vehicle. No one was hurt in the accident. At the time of the accident the weather was clear, the road surface was dry. The speed limit on this section is 40 km/h.
- Date / Time
- Type
- Collision with a stationary vehicle
- Location
40
Weather
Clear
Light condition
Daytime
Surface typeAsphalt or concreteSurface conditionDryRoad geometryStraight level sectionBarriers present
Participants2Vehicles2Damaged1
Participants
Fled the scenePerson unknown
Car driver
- Primary impacts
- Right side
- Damage
- Front right door
Participants
Car driver
Male, 20 y. (exp. 3 y.)
Unharmed
Sober
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Fled the scenePerson unknown
Car driver
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Create an account for free- Primary impacts
- Right side
- Damage
- Front right door
Participants
Car driver
Male, 20 y. (exp. 3 y.)
Unharmed
Sober
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Sakalų str.
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