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On the Northern bypass of Tambov there was a road billiards with a truck

On the 23rd kilometer of the Northern bypass there was an accident involving trucks and cars

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On the Northern bypass of Tambov there was a road billiards with a truck

On the 23rd kilometer of the Northern bypass there was an accident involving trucks and cars. According to preliminary data, the driver of the DAF truck during overtaking made a collision with Renault Logan. From the impact of the car flew into a ditch and overturned.

As a result of the accident, the driver and passenger of Renault Logan were injured. However, they refused hospitalization.

The traffic police reminds drivers to strictly observe traffic rules and to remain attentive, especially when performing maneuvers such as overtaking.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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