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Leipzig University Hospital was the first clinic in Germany to perform two kidney transplants using a new method. With mechanical perfusion, the organs are continuously supplied with nutrients during transportation. The procedure is intended to reduce damage to the transplant and increase patient safety.
A weight limit of 7.5 tons currently applies to the only Elbe crossing in the area. This could change soon. Experts are also clarifying whether refurbishment is sufficient instead of a new construction.
The damaged Elbe bridge in Bad Schandau may only be used by vehicles weighing no more than 7.5 tons. Following reports of violations, the police are now looking very closely.
Leipzig's Zschochersche Straße remains a challenge for cyclists, as economic hurdles stand in the way of the interim construction of cycle paths by 2028.
Find out how children improve their water safety with the seahorse, gain self-confidence and lay the foundation for water sports.
Georg-Herwegh-Straße in Wiederitzsch was opened to traffic after six months of construction and now offers greater safety and ecological benefits.
Leipzig was awarded the Germany 2025 Pedestrian Traffic Prize. The city impresses with fast, practical solutions for pedestrian traffic.
Leipzig police department publishes traffic accident statistics for 2024: fewer accidents, but an alarming increase in drug-related road traffic offenses
Leipzig launches the "Leipzig pays attention" campaign to promote road safety. The aim is to reduce accidents with digital posters, checks and online activities.
The partial collapse of Dresden's Carola Bridge has resulted in special inspections of bridges throughout Saxony. The first traffic restrictions are in place in Bad Schandau and Dresden.
It remains unclear why the bridge in Dresden collapsed. Generally speaking, bridges in Germany are considered safe. Nevertheless, there is still a need for renovation.
Consumption is not recommended: The manufacturer is recalling a poultry sausage that was mainly sold at Edeka and Marktkauf.
For first-graders in particular, the journey to school often poses a safety risk. This is also shown by a large-scale control campaign at the start of school. Many vehicles are traveling too fast.
188 people lost their lives on Saxony's roads last year. The Free State wants to significantly reduce these accident figures. The minister responsible is in favor of more 30 km/h zones.
Find out how combustion and electric cars fare in floods. Compare safety, watertightness and possible damage in shallow water
266,460 vehicles speeding and 5847 red light violations: Police in Saxony register high number of violations