On Monday morning, a car drove into the median barrier on the E6 in Lomma municipality, according to official sources. The driver was taken to hospital for a check-up, and the car was towed from the scene. There is no suspicion of crime, officials said.
The alarm came in at 07:38, and traffic was expected to be affected until 09:04, but the incident was cleared and traffic resumed by 09:05, according to multiple reports. Another accident occurred on the E4 between Säivis and V Nikkala towards Haparanda, where a car drove into the median barrier, Trafikverket reported. The incident has a small impact on traffic but accessibility is limited.
Personnel are on their way to the scene, according to Trafikverket. The alarm came in to SOS at 08:07. One person is involved but is reported not to be injured, according to multiple reports.
The accident occurred in the northbound direction, and the car remains on the roadway but it is dual-lane and possible to pass. On Wednesday, a car drove into the median barrier on the E20 west of Skara near Ardala, according to multiple reports. A tire came off and flew into the opposite lane, hitting the windshield of an ambulance.
No one was injured in the incident, but a patient in the ambulance was transferred to another vehicle. The cause of the accident is still unclear. A single-vehicle accident occurred around midnight on the E4 just north of Knivsta, according to multiple reports.
According to the rescue service's operations operator, the car drove into the median barrier at high speed. Four people were taken to hospital, their injury status unknown. The rescue service remained on site awaiting a tow truck.
The police are taking over the case. The causes of the accidents remain unclear, and the injury status of the four people taken to hospital in the Knivsta accident is unknown. It is also unclear whether the driver in the Lomma accident was injured, and what condition the patient transferred from the ambulance in the Skara accident was in.
No charges have been reported in any of the accidents.