Four people died across Mazovia’s roads on Monday, including three pedestrians and a driver, in a series of crashes that struck local villages from early morning to late evening.
Morning Crash in Jeżewice
At about 6 a.m. in Jeżewice, Piaseczno County, three vehicles collided. The driver of a Peugeot, a man aged around 30, died at the scene. His identity is still unconfirmed, and police are working to confirm details and uncover the circumstances of the crash.
Afternoon Accidents in Kamionka Lacka and Drobin
Earlier that afternoon, around 4:30 p.m., an 84‑year‑old woman was struck and killed by a 36‑year‑old Skoda driver in the village of Kamionka Lacka, Siedlce County. Police were on the scene completing procedural duties and establishing the sequence of events.
About ten minutes later, at roughly 4:40 p.m., a fatal collision occurred on National Road 10 in Drobin, Płock County. A 34‑year‑old Audi driver hit a 46‑year‑old pedestrian. Despite resuscitation attempts, the woman died. The driver was sober and licensed. The road was closed, with traffic diverted via Koziebrody or Bielsk. This was the fourth fatal accident in the county in a matter of days.
Evening Crash in Wólka Mińska
At approximately 6:25 p.m. in Wólka Mińska, Mińsk County, a 42‑year‑old pedestrian was struck by a 37‑year‑old driver of a Hyundai. Police investigated the scene to determine the exact circumstances of the tragedy.
Police Response and Safety Message
The day’s toll left four dead—three pedestrians and a driver—across Mazovia’s roads, with incidents occurring on both national and local streets. Two fatal crashes were recorded in the capital’s garrison and two in the broader Mazovian garrison. Police units at each location conducted investigations and secured evidence under prosecutorial supervision.
Police warned that pedestrians are the most vulnerable road users, urging them to wear reflective gear, especially after dusk, to increase visibility. Drivers were advised to maintain good lighting and wiper function, adjust speed to weather and road conditions, and exercise caution near pedestrian crossings. The autumn’s early dusk, rain, and wet asphalt exacerbate risks, and heightened awareness is essential for all road users.