Winkel calls for light and dry access to the provisional bus stop!

Dissatisfaction is among the residents of Winkel about the conditions at the Busbünkamp bus stop. Jens Lange, a concerned resident, expresses his criticism of the current situation, which is characterized by the lack of lighting and the accumulation of mud and puddles up to the buskeeping house, which is 25 meters away. He is particularly concerned about the difficult conditions for children who drive to school, referring to the ABC shooters who are faced with the adverse circumstances.

The Brückenkamp stop, one of three stops in the Winkel district, is located on the northwestern outskirts near the Allen Canal. It opens up the northern part of the district and serves as a turning point for bus line 101 of the VLG. The residents have also found that footpaths are missing in this area, which further exacerbates the situation. Long has contacted the city several times since November, but so far no measures have been taken.

demands for improvements

The waiting sheds at the stop are not illuminated and difficult to access, which endangers security, especially for children. Bus drivers have to reset when turning, which is an additional risk. Antje Fasel, another resident, reports on years of problems with water accumulations and dust in the area. She suggests removing a jaw on the corner to make it easier for bus drivers to turn.

The city of Gifhorn plans to equip it with a lamp, but the possibilities for improving the path surface are limited because it is an unpaved road. Settlement work is planned for the coming spring. In addition to an illuminated stop, the residents also call for a glass dining shed and barrier-free access.

The Brückenkamp stop is served by bus line 101 that runs daily. The first bus runs on Mondays at 6:00 a.m. in the direction of Neubokel town center, the last bus of the day leaves the stop at 8:00 p.m. in the direction of Gifhorn-Winkel, such as the website timetable-bus-bahn.de informed.