Feb 24 • 07:47 UTC 🇱🇹 Lithuania Lrytas

In Vilnius, a passenger injured due to sudden braking of a bus required medical assistance

A passenger on a bus in Vilnius was injured after the driver suddenly braked, leading to an investigation into traffic safety regulations.

In Vilnius, Lithuania, an incident involving sudden braking of a Scania bus resulted in injuries to a female passenger. The event occurred around 2 PM on LaisvÄ—s Prospektas when the bus driver, a 54-year-old man, made an abrupt stop, causing the 59-year-old passenger to fall and sustain injuries. Emergency medical assistance was provided at the hospital, and she is now under outpatient treatment.

The incident has raised concerns regarding traffic safety, prompting authorities to initiate a preliminary investigation into possible violations of road traffic safety or vehicle operation regulations. Investigations such as this are crucial for preventing similar accidents in the future and ensuring passenger safety on public transport.

Authorities will assess the actions of the bus driver and the circumstances surrounding the event to determine if any legal or operational failures contributed to the incident. This situation serves as a reminder of the importance of adherence to traffic regulations and the need for comprehensive driver training to manage unexpected situations safely.

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