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In the Rostov region, the driver of a foreign car died, crashing into a tree

In the Rostov region, the driver of a foreign car died, crashing into a tree

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In the Rostov region, the driver of a foreign car died, crashing into a tree. The tragedy occurred on the morning of October 7 in Bagaevsky district. As reported in the traffic police of the region, the victim of the accident was a 51-year-old man driving a car “Fiat”.

According to preliminary data, the driver was moving along the highway Rostov – Semikarakorsk – Volgodonsk. On one of the sections of the road, for an unknown reason, he lost control of the control and flew into the left ditch.

The foreign car, having overcome about 300 meters along the field, made a collision with a tree. The force of the impact was critical - the driver died at the scene before the arrival of doctors.

Employees of the traffic police find out all the circumstances of the incident, an inspection is carried out.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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