Serious Accident in Eisenberg: Driver Overlooks Cyclist at Gas Station
A 49-year-old cyclist sustained serious injuries on Friday morning in Eisenberg after being struck by a car turning into a gas station on Jenaer Straße.
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A 49-year-old cyclist sustained serious injuries on Friday morning in Eisenberg after being struck by a car turning into a gas station on Jenaer Straße.
During a routine traffic stop in Eisenberg, a 61-year-old driver managed to avoid immediate imprisonment at the last second. Police discovered three active arrest warrants against the man.
JES Verkehrsgesellschaft is significantly expanding its public transport services: Starting Easter Saturday, April 4, a new late-night bus will operate on Line 410 between Jena Westbahnhof and Eisenberg.
A 75-year-old driver caused significant property damage at a supermarket parking lot in Eisenberg after accidentally accelerating while parking, colliding with a parked VW Golf.
On Wednesday morning, a 70-year-old woman became the victim of a pickpocket in Eisenberg. Despite her bag being closed, unknown perpetrators managed to steal her wallet unnoticed while she was shopping.
A9 / Eisenberg, 09.03.2026 – A burst tire and massive overloading led to a serious traffic accident on the Autobahn 9 on Sunday afternoon. A small van overturned, injuring two people and scattering the cargo – numerous doner skewers – across the roadway.
Eisenberg/Jena, 06.03.2026. The Saale-Holzland-Kreis has become the first district in all of Germany to be awarded the premium certificate for municipal energy management (Kom.EMS). Through the efficient control of heating and electrical technology in public buildings, the district has saved over one million euros in recent years.
Police in Saale-Holzland-Kreis are investigating a 24-year-old man for attempted dangerous bodily harm after he threw a beer bottle at construction workers in Eisenberg, damaging two parked vehicles.
In February 2026, the labor market in Saale-Holzland-Kreis saw a slight easing, with 2,273 people registered as unemployed and a high demand for skilled workers in key sectors.
During a traffic check in Eisenberg, a 34-year-old woman tested positive for cannabis. As a known repeat offender, she now faces severe legal consequences, including a potential medical-psychological assessment.