Registration code 07-23-9596375
Volvo XC90 hits a pedestrian on Metalo g., Vilnius
Injury accident
2
Participants
1
Injured
0
Killed
On Wednesday, 3 May 2023, in the evening at 17:39, in Vilnius, on Metalo street near No. 7, a Volvo XC90 hit a pedestrian away from any crossing. One person was injured — a 36-year-old pedestrian (treated as an outpatient). The accident was caused by a 36-year-old pedestrian, who committed traffic rule violations that contributed to the accident. The driver was sober. 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
- Hitting a pedestrian where there is no crossing
- Location
50
Weather
Clear
Light condition
Daytime
Surface typeAsphalt or concreteSurface conditionDryRoad geometryStraight level sectionBarriers present
Participants2Vehicles1Damaged0
Other participants
Possibly at fault
Pedestrian
Male, 36 y.
InjuredOutpatient treatment
Sober
Traffic rule violations that contributed to the accident
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Participants
Car driver
Male, 39 y. (exp. 20 y.)
Unharmed
Sober
On this street — 19 crashes, 23 injured
Metalo str.
On this street — 190 crashes, 23 injured
Metalo str.
- Metalo str. 4BCollision with a stationary vehicleno casualties
- Metalo str. 5Other traffic accidentsno casualties
- Eišiškių pl. / Metalo str.Side collision with neither vehicle turningno casualties
- Geologų str. / Metalo str.Other traffic accidentsno casualties
- Metalo str. 4BOther traffic accidentsno casualties
At this spot — 14 crashes
within 100 m
- Metalo str. 12Collision with a stationary vehicle19 mno casualties
- Metalo str. 12Other traffic accidents25 mno casualties
- Metalo str. 12Collisions while moving in the same direction25 mno casualties
- Metalo str. 9Collision with a stationary vehicle28 mno casualties
- Metalo str. 9Other traffic accidents28 mno casualties