Confused trucks torture Freudental: City council is now picking up!

Confused trucks torture Freudental: City council is now picking up!

Freudental, Deutschland - In the contemplative Freudental in the district of Ludwigsburg, the traffic situation in a new development area has become a real problem. Again and again heavy trucks get lost there, much to the resentment of the residents. These accidents are not only dangerous, but also bring a significant burden on the citizens. The municipal council has now announced that they take measures to improve the situation.

The narrow streets in residential areas are not intended for large trucks, which often leads to unskilled situations. Especially in the Allenfeld, a new residential area in Freudental, these problems have increased. Numerous citizens have pointed out that parking trucks consider their view considerably when extending. This happens especially near the penny market and an adjacent underground car park, where two trucks are often accommodated at the same time.

The background of the traffic problem

The local mayor Alexander Fleig explains the situation: "Freudental run around 10,000 vehicles every day, of which 13 percent are trucks or vans." The increase in large vehicles is largely related to the numerous -based companies, which are often supplied by these vehicles. In addition, drivers like to hit a "Schleichweg" on the Landesstraße 1106 when there is a traffic jam on the nearby A81 traffic jam.

The problem becomes particularly critical when trucks turn wrong on a roundabout and thus get into the residential area. This prompted the local council to tackle concrete measures to improve the events.

planned measures for traffic safety

In order to prevent future accidents, the municipal council has considered setting up a dead end sign. This sign bears the inscription "No turning option" and should point out truck drivers that you should choose a different exit so as not to get into the avenue field. The community has already set up the sign and expects progress through this measure.

In addition, the municipality plans a limited ban on holding between the Pennymarkt and the underground car park in the near future. However, the parking situation on the opposite side of the street remains unchanged. The new sign for the stopping ban is to be set up in the coming week, explained Fleig and emphasized that the responsible road construction office in Ludwigsburg will coordinate the measures.

In order to ensure long -term success, the municipality will regularly control compliance with the parking ban. "In a year we want to evaluate whether the situation has improved through the measures," added Mayor Fleig and was optimistic about the changes.

The situation in the Allenfeld has caused a lot of resentment among the residents in the past, which now hope for a noticeable relief. The municipal council is working hard on the implementation of these solutions to increase security in this residential area. For detailed information on developments in this matter, made possible www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de a detailed insight.