Thirty years ago today, on May 16, 1995 (April 17, 1995 in the lunar calendar), a single-engine propeller plane landed on the highway. At 5: 30 pm on May 16th, 1995, when the traffic was busy after work, traffic was rolling on a highway in the northwest of Hamburg, Germany. Suddenly, a single-engine propeller plane appeared in the air and made a landing situation. The driver of a truck below was calm and reacted quickly. He immediately slowed down and signaled to the traffic behind him, and the subsequent drivers slowed down one after another. After a while, the expressway gave up a long space and the plane landed safely. This is a private sports plane, and the pilot named Aberhalt Prutz, 58, is a publisher. On the afternoon of the same day, he flew from Lenzburg in the north to Hamburg, but shortly after taking off, he found that the engine was not working properly and immediately reported the danger to the flight control department. The engine stalled completely, and Prutz called again: "I'm over Highway 23 now, so I have to make a forced landing!" The podium had to agree to his plan and wish him "luck". At the same time, it immediately informed the police and relevant departments along the way to dispatch urgently and rush to the scene. Fortunately, the parties are in danger and do not panic. Prutz has many years of experience flying. He found that the truck driver under the plane gave way to the road surface, immediately took advantage of the opportunity and landed steadily on the double-lane expressway. He said, "At that time, I took the central lane separation line of the highway as the landing target, and finally got out of danger." The police who heard the news towed the plane to the nearby highway parking lot with a cable. It is not the first time that a plane has made a forced landing on a highway near Hamburg. On September 6, 1971, an airline's flight made a forced landing on the highway due to a propulsion device failure, resulting in a tragedy of 22 deaths and 59 injuries.