E-bike accident in Triefenstein: 58-year-old seriously injured!

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An e-bike accident in Triefenstein on June 2, 2025: A 58-year-old suffered serious head injuries. First aid provided.

Ein E-Bike-Unfall in Triefenstein am 2. Juni 2025: Ein 58-Jähriger erleidet schwere Kopfverletzungen. Erste Hilfe geleistet.
An e-bike accident in Triefenstein on June 2, 2025: A 58-year-old suffered serious head injuries. First aid provided.

E-bike accident in Triefenstein: 58-year-old seriously injured!

On June 2, 2025, there was a serious accident in Triefenstein, Main-Spessart district, in which a 58-year-old man fell on his e-bike and was seriously injured. The incident occurred while the cyclist was traveling from Homburg towards Bettingen on Sunday morning.

In a curve he got onto a wet grass verge and lost control of his e-bike, which led to a serious fall. Although the man was wearing a helmet, he suffered serious head injuries that required immediate medical attention. His companion administered first aid while he called emergency services. The injured man was flown to a clinic by helicopter as quickly as possible.

First aid for bicycle accidents

The incident highlights the increasing number of bicycle accidents, reported by Thomas Widerin, police officer and paramedic. This situation requires quick and correct action to avoid further complications. In the event of an accident, it is important to secure the scene of the accident and gain a clear overview of the situation. Helpers should coordinate: one person stays with the injured person while the other secures the scene of the accident.

If someone falls, the number of injured people should first be determined and the scene of the accident clearly defined. It is crucial to quickly assess the nature of the injury. In the case of head injuries in particular, it is essential to notify the emergency services, even if the person affected is wearing a helmet. For more serious injuries, professional help is essential, while moderate injuries can, if necessary, be treated by laypeople.

Prevention and emergency equipment

Cyclists should always carry minimal emergency equipment, which may vary depending on the tour. Emergency checklists that include emergency numbers and first aid steps are also very useful. Using emergency apps, such as SOS EU ALP, can also help as they automatically transmit location data to the rescue control center.

Given the increasing number of bicycle accidents, it is even more important that both cyclists and their companions are well informed and prepared. First aid for a fall could often be the difference between a minor and a serious injury.

For further information on first aid for bicycle accidents, we recommend reading the detailed instructions Bike magazine to read.

The 58-year-old's serious fall in Triefenstein reminds us how important it is to be careful when cycling, especially in changeable weather conditions.

Current reports and news about similar incidents can also be found at My Charivari.