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The driver was injured in a collision of the car at the intersection in Yoshkar-Ola

In the evening of October 21, in Yoshkar-Ola Sombathei, Subaru and Lada Kalina collided.

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The driver was injured in a collision of the car at the intersection in Yoshkar-Ola

Yesterday at about eight o'clock in the evening on the corner of Resurrection Avenue and Chavain Boulevard failed to separate two cars. It was previously established that the 26-year-old Subaru driver drove to the intersection at a red traffic light, which caused a collision with the Lada, which turned left.

The driver of the domestic car was injured, according to the Republican State Traffic Inspectorate.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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