4 killed in collision between Naetra and Peugeot on Taleghan road, Qazvin

No haste is worth risking human lives. The consequences of a wrong decision behind the wheel can go beyond financial damage, costing lives and causing irreparable suffering for families.

The head of the road police of Qazvin province announced the occurrence of a fatal traffic accident on the side road of Taleghan, as a result of which four citizens died and a four-year-old child was seriously injured.

Colonel Hossein Taqi Khani, in an interview with Ambassador Arjan's reporter on Monday night, explained the details of the incident and stated: The accident occurred at kilometer four of the Taleghan sub-road. According to preliminary investigations, the driver of a Hyundai Elantra was unable to control the vehicle due to a violation of the safe speed limit in the turn.

Referring to the casualties of this accident, he clarified: the driver and passenger of the Hyundai Elantra and one of the passengers of the Peugeot Pars died at the scene of the accident, and the driver of the Peugeot Pars also died after being taken to the hospital due to the severity of his injuries.

According to Colonel Taghi Khani, a four-year-old child was also seriously injured in this accident and was taken to the hospital for medical treatment.

He regretted the occurrence of this fatal accident and considered illegal speed as one of the dangerous factors in driving and stated: Driving at a speed that deprives the driver of the possibility of controlling the vehicle according to the road conditions, especially in turns and side roads, can lead to an irreparable accident in a few seconds.

The head of road police of Qazvin province emphasized the necessity of observing safe speed and noted: drivers should adjust their speed according to the geometrical conditions of the road, curves, field of view and environmental conditions; Because the speed of movement is not necessarily the same as the permitted speed listed on the sign, but the driver must be able to control and stop the vehicle in time while moving.

Taghikhani reminded: No rush is worth risking human lives and the consequences of a wrong decision behind the wheel may go beyond financial damage and end up at the cost of human lives and irreparable suffering for their families.