This evening, a dog running onto the road caused a three-car collision on the Tartu - Viljandi - Kilingi-Nõmme highway in Kanaküla, Pärnumaa. The accident occurred at 17:31, when a 39-year-old woman driving a KIA struck the dog that had entered the roadway. Following the initial impact, a Volkswagen collided with the KIA, which led to a subsequent impact from a Volvo.

Emergency services responded promptly to the incident, advising the public to be cautious of animals on roadways, particularly in rural areas. The police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident and whether any factors contributed to the driver's inability to avoid the dog. Witnesses were present and are encouraged to come forward with any additional information about the moments leading up to the collision.

The incident highlights the potential dangers of animals on roads and the importance of vigilant driving, especially in areas where wildlife or pets may wander onto highways. As investigations continue, it raises awareness about road safety and animal control to prevent similar accidents in the future.