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Car and truck collide on Prague ring road at Radotín Bridge

Car and truck collide on Prague ring road at Radotín Bridge
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A collision between a car and a truck has been reported at the 11th kilometre of the Prague ring road, on the section of the Radotín Bridge in the direction of the D5 motorway. According to the portal pozary.cz, units of the integrated rescue system — firefighters, police and paramedics — are on the scene.

Traffic through the accident site is severely restricted: only the left lane is currently open, causing tailbacks on one of the key stretches of Prague’s ring road. Drivers heading towards the D5 motorway are advised to allow extra travel time or look for an alternative route.

Source: pozary.cz

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