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Multiple Crashes Across Turkey Leave 12 Injured

Separate accidents in Aksaray, Tekirdag, and Nevsehir provinces sent twelve people to hospitals over the past week.

Sources: Yeni Aksaray Gazetesi, Gazete Rize, Kayseri Olay Haber, Nevşehir Kent Haber and 4 more8 sources ↓|· updated· 1 min read
Multiple Crashes Across Turkey Leave 12 Injured
Photo: Gazete Rize

KEY POINTS

  • Twelve people injured across four separate crashes in Aksaray, Tekirdag, and Nevsehir.
  • Accidents occurred between September 17 and September 23, 2026.
  • Most severe crash on Aksaray-Nevsehir highway injured four on September 23.
  • All injured transported to hospitals; investigations ongoing for each incident.

A series of traffic accidents across three Turkish provinces between September 17 and 23 injured a total of twelve people. In Aksaray's Ortakoy district, two people were hurt when two vehicles collided at the Akpinar-Aflak junction on September 17. Two days later in Tekirdag's Cerkezkoy district, a crash on the Cerkezkoy-Kapakli road injured two more, with officials reporting their condition as good.

On September 21, a pickup truck driven by Sinan G. and a tractor operated by Mehmet K. collided on the Aksaray-Yesilova highway, injuring both drivers. They were taken to Aksaray Training and Research Hospital for treatment.

“The health conditions of the injured are good.”

— Gazete Rize (citing IHA) regarding the Cerkezkoy crash

The most serious incident occurred on September 23 near the Acigol Organized Industrial Zone on the Aksaray-Nevsehir highway. Two sedans collided at a junction, injuring four occupants, including both drivers and two passengers. Emergency teams transported the victims to various hospitals in Nevsehir, and an investigation has been launched.

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