Campervan overturns on A9 near Lauf: three injured

On the A9 near Lauf, around 1 p.m. on Sunday, a car rear-ended a motorhome, causing it to overturn. According to police, a 35-year-old Audi driver collided with the motorhome driven by a 69-year-old man. The motorhome hit a concrete barrier, tipped over, and came to rest on its side. The Audi driver, the motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger (who had to be freed by firefighters) were injured and taken to hospitals. The section toward Munich was fully closed; traffic resumed after 3 p.m., with a multi-kilometer traffic jam.

On Sunday, an Audi A4 rear-ended a motorhome on the A9 near Lauf, Middle Franconia. The motorhome overturned after the impact; its 69-year-old driver and 66-year-old passenger were injured, along with the 35-year-old Audi driver. Firefighters freed the passenger from the overturned vehicle. All three were taken to hospitals. Traffic toward Munich was fully blocked until 3 p.m.

On the A9 motorway near Lauf an der Pegnitz (Nuremberg district), a car rear-ended a motorhome, causing the driver to lose control. The motorhome then hit a concrete barrier and overturned. The 35-year-old car driver, the 69-year-old motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger were taken to hospital. Firefighters had to free the passenger from the overturned vehicle. Both vehicles were towed. The cause of the collision remains unclear.

On the A9 motorway near Lauf an der Pegnitz (Bavaria), a car rear-ended a motorhome, causing the driver to lose control, hit a concrete barrier, and overturn. The car driver (35), the motorhome driver (69), and his passenger (66) were taken to hospital. Firefighters had to extricate the passenger from the overturned vehicle. The motorway towards Munich was temporarily closed. The cause of the collision remains unclear.

On the A9 motorway near Lauf an der Pegnitz (Nuremberg district), a car rear-ended a motorhome, causing the driver to lose control, hit a concrete barrier, and overturn. The 35-year-old car driver, the 69-year-old motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger were taken to hospital. Firefighters had to extricate the passenger from the overturned vehicle. The highway was temporarily closed towards Munich. The cause of the collision remains unclear.

A motorhome overturned on the A9 autobahn near Lauf an der Pegnitz, Bavaria, after a car rear-ended it. Police reported that the motorhome driver lost control, hit a concrete barrier, and tipped over. Three people were injured: the 35-year-old car driver, the 69-year-old motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger, who had to be freed from the overturned vehicle by firefighters. Both vehicles were towed, and the highway toward Munich was temporarily closed.

On June 28, 2026, a rear-end collision on the A9 motorway near Lauf an der Pegnitz (Nuremberg district) left three people injured. An Audi A4 crashed into a motorhome, causing the driver to lose control; the vehicle hit a concrete barrier and overturned. The 35-year-old Audi driver, the 69-year-old motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger (who had to be freed by firefighters) were taken to hospitals. Traffic toward Munich was fully blocked and reopened on one lane by 3:00 PM.

On June 28, 2026, an Audi A4 rear-ended a motorhome on the A9 near Lauf an der Pegnitz (Nuremberg district), causing the motorhome to overturn and hit a concrete barrier. Three people were injured: the 35-year-old Audi driver, the 69-year-old motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger, who had to be freed by firefighters. Traffic toward Munich was fully blocked until 3:00 PM.

On Sunday afternoon, a car rear-ended a motorhome on the A9 near Lauf (Pegnitz), causing it to overturn. According to police, a 35-year-old Audi driver collided with the motorhome driven by a 69-year-old man. The motorhome hit a concrete barrier, tipped over, and landed on its side. The Audi driver, the motorhome driver, and his 66-year-old passenger (who had to be freed by firefighters) were injured and taken to hospitals. Traffic toward Munich was fully closed; the section reopened around 3:00 PM, with a several-kilometer traffic jam.