An accident involving several cars occurred on the Moscow Ring Road, and the Capital Ministry of Transport shared updates via its Telegram channel. The incident involved multiple vehicles on the inner side of the 101st kilometer, just before the intersection with Khabarovskaya Street. City services responded promptly, and their presence on the scene was confirmed in the release. (Source: Capital Ministry of Transport)
The Ministry of Transport reported that traffic in the accident zone was heavy and urged drivers to consider the alternative route along the side roads to ease congestion and reduce the risk of further collisions. (Source: Capital Ministry of Transport)
Subsequent updates from the capital’s prosecutor’s office indicated that two people sustained injuries as a result of the crash. The authorities identified the at fault sequence as a failure to maintain a safe distance behind the vehicle ahead. A Toyota driver born in 2001 did not keep a safe gap and struck a Renault in front of him. As a consequence, the Renault’s driver and a passenger were transported to medical facilities for treatment. (Source: Capital Ministry of Transport)
Operational services commenced an investigation to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the collision. Later, the Department of Transport noted that traffic on the inner part of the 101st kilometer was restored to normal flow. (Source: Capital Ministry of Transport)
In the early hours, slippery road conditions in the region contributed to a sequence of seven separate vehicle crashes in Khabarovsk that reportedly occurred simultaneously. The situation underscored the need for cautious driving during adverse weather and road conditions. (Source: Capital Ministry of Transport)