Accident between a car, tow truck and motorcycle leaves people injured on the Rio-Santos Highway, in Angra dos Reis Reproduction/Social Media An accident between a car, a tow truck and a motorcycle left people injured this Friday morning (17) on the Rio-Santos Highway, in Angra dos Reis (RJ). The chaos occurred at km 491, on the road towards Rio de Janeiro, at around 7:33 am. According to CCR RioSP, the concessionaire that manages the stretch, the motorcyclist made a turn on the stretch when he saw the concessionaire's tow truck, which was stopped in the lane to remove a tree branch. He was unable to brake and crashed into the back of the vehicle. The victim lost control of the steering wheel, fell to the ground and hit a car. Also according to CCR RioSP, the driver suffered serious injuries. The passenger on the motorcycle suffered moderate injuries. The two were rescued and taken to the Japuíba Municipal Hospital. See the videos that are trending on g1 ?Click here and join the g1 channel on WhatsApp The dealership also reported that the tow truck driver was rescued with minor injuries by the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) and was also taken to the Japuíba Municipal Hospital. g1 contacted the medical unit to update the patients' health status and is awaiting feedback. Vehicular traffic was closed in the right lane to deal with the incident. At around 9:23 am, traffic was reopened. At 9:48 am, drivers passing through the area did not experience congestion. Japuíba Municipal Hospital, in Angra dos Reis. Disclosure/Executive Secretariat of Communication of Angra dos Reis VIDEOS: the news that aired on TV Rio Sul
Accident between car, tow truck and motorcycle leaves injured on the Rio-Santos Highway, in Angra dos Reis
Accident between a car, tow truck and motorcycle leaves people injured on the Rio-Santos Highway, in Angra dos Reis Reproduction/Social Media An accident between a car, a tow truck and a motorcycle left people injured...
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