41-jähriger Mann stirbt noch am Unfallort in Ludwigshafen

Einsatzkräfte decken den schrecklichen Unfallort mit Planen ab

Ludwigshafen (Rheinland-Pfalz) –Tragisches Unglück am Sonntagabend: Ein Fußgänger wurde von einer Straßenbahn erfasst und starb noch am Unfallort.Gegen 21.45 Uhr kam es an der Kreuzung Saarlandstraße/Von-Weber-Straße zu dem tödlichen Zusammenstoß. Nach Angaben vonPolizeiund Staatsanwaltschaft soll der 41-Jährige die Saarlandstraße bei Rot überquert haben.

Notarzt und Rettungskräfte versuchten noch, den Mann wiederzubeleben – ohne ERfolg

Fußgänger läuft bei RotDer 39-jährige Straßenbahnfahrer kam aus Richtung Heinigstraße und fuhr in Richtung Rheingönheimer Straße. Er leitete sofort eine Notbremsung ein, als der Mann auf die Gleise lief. Doch die Straßenbahn konnte nicht mehr rechtzeitig stoppen und erfasste den Fußgänger.Der Mann erlitt schwerste Verletzungen und starb trotz eingeleiteter Reanimation noch an derUnfallstelle. Straßenbahnfahrer und Ersthelfer wurden von der Notseelsorge betreut.

Mann von Straßenbahn erfasst und verletzt - Hergang unklar - WELT

Gutachter soll Unfall rekonstruierenDie Kreuzung blieb bis 1.30 Uhr großräumig gesperrt. Die Ermittlungen von Staatsanwaltschaft und der Polizei in Ludwigshafen (Rheinland-Pfalz) dauern an. Ein Gutachter, der den Unfallhergang rekonstruieren soll, wurde beauftragt.

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