On Sunday, 30 November, a drunk 29‑year‑old Volkswagen driver crashed on Poland’s 631 Route near Sieraków in Wólomin County, killing himself and injuring a 69‑year‑old passenger.
Crash on Route 631
A 29‑year‑old driver of a Volkswagen left his lane on highway 631 near Sieraków, colliding with a vehicle driven by a 69‑year‑old man. The Volkswagen was thrown onto a roadside ditch and struck a tree, sustaining extensive damage.
Fatalities and Injuries
The crash killed the driver of the Volkswagen. The passenger suffered severe injuries, was given CPR on site, and was taken to hospital where he later died. The 69‑year‑old driver survived with minor injuries that did not threaten life.
Alcohol and Warrants
Blood alcohol testing found about 2 promille in the Volkswagen driver, confirming intoxication. He also had two court‑issued driving bans and was wanted for a criminal warrant.
Ongoing Investigation and Road Restrictions
Fire and police forces are working under the prosecutor’s supervision, documenting damages and securing evidence. Traffic on the affected stretch of highway 631 is currently fluctuating, with drivers warned of delays and temporary stops.
Dangerous Segment of Route 631
The section between Marki and Nieporęt, including Sieraków, is noted as a “black spot” or “road of death” due to repeated serious incidents, prompting police campaigns for caution, speed control, and sobriety.