Collided with tree

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Marienheide. Early on Monday afternoon (May 20th), a motorcyclist was seriously injured in a solo accident in Marienheide on the K45. A 26-year-old from Bergisch-Gladbach was on his motorcycle from Marienheide-Lienkamp towards the Wilbringhausen roundabout at 2:25 p.m. For reasons that are still unclear, he fell in the area of ​​a slight right-hand bend and slipped into a tree next to the road.

The motorcyclist was taken to the Gummersbach hospital with serious injuries.

During the time the accident was recorded, the K45 was between the roundabout L97/
K45 and Wilbringhausen roundabout completely closed.

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