Campervan crashes into car queue in Germany: 34 injured

On the A9 motorway in Thuringia, a camper van rear-ended a queue of cars formed due to congestion. Police reported 34 injured, including children, all with minor to moderate injuries. Nine vehicles were damaged, including two vans carrying 11 children with special needs. Damage estimated at €350,000, road closed for 5.5 hours.

On the A9 motorway in Thuringia, a camper van crashed into a line of cars formed due to a traffic jam. At least 34 people, including several children, were injured, all with minor to moderate injuries. Nine vehicles were damaged, including two minibuses carrying 11 children with special needs. Damage is estimated at €350,000, and the highway was closed for 5.5 hours.

On the A9 motorway in Thuringia, a campervan driver crashed at full speed into a line of cars that had formed after a previous accident. The crash left 34 people injured, including several children.

On the A9 motorway in Thuringia, a camper driver crashed at full speed into an emergency corridor formed after a previous accident, hitting several stationary vehicles. 34 people were injured, including children with special needs, with minor to moderate injuries. Traffic was blocked for 5.5 hours, damage estimated at 350,000 euros.

At least 34 people, including several children, were injured when a campervan crashed into a column of vehicles on the A9 motorway in Thuringia, Germany. The accident occurred on Sunday, July 26, 2026. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Nine people were injured in a crash on the A9 motorway in Thuringia, central Germany, on the evening of 1 January 2026, after a camper van failed to stop and ploughed into a queue of cars caused by a traffic jam. One person suffered serious injuries, eight were lightly hurt. Police said nine vehicles were damaged, including two minibuses carrying 11 children with special needs and their carers. Damage is estimated at €350,000. The motorway was closed for 5.5 hours.

On the A9 motorway in Thuringia, a camper van crashed into a line of cars formed due to a traffic jam. 34 people, including children, were injured, all with minor to moderate injuries. Nine vehicles were damaged, including two minibuses carrying 11 children with special needs. Damage is estimated at €350,000; the highway was closed for 5.5 hours.

On the A9 motorway in Thuringia, Germany, a camper van crashed into a traffic jam, injuring 34 people, including children. All injuries are minor to moderate, with no life-threatening conditions. Nine vehicles were damaged, including two minibuses carrying 11 children with special needs. Damage is estimated at €350,000; the highway was closed for 5.5 hours.

At least 34 people, including several children, were injured on the A9 motorway in Thuringia, central Germany, after a camper failed to stop and crashed into a queue of cars caused by a traffic jam, police said. All injuries were minor to moderate, with no life-threatening conditions. Nine vehicles were damaged, including two minibuses carrying 11 children with special needs and their caregivers. The motorway was closed for five and a half hours, and damages are estimated at 350,000 euros.