Buschaos in Groß-Enzersdorf: FPÖ demands improvements for everyone!

Buschaos in Groß-Enzersdorf: FPÖ demands improvements for everyone!

Gross-Enzersdorf, Österreich - Alfred Datler, former FPÖ council in Gross-Enzersdorf, expresses sharp criticism of climate city councilor Andreas Vanek. Datler has denounced the inadequate bus connections on weekends in catastral communities such as Franzensdorf, Rutzendorf and others and speaks of a "total failure" of the city council. He emphasizes that the situation is not only limited to Franzensdorf, but are also similarly affected by other communities in the area, which leads to inadequate mobility solutions for citizens. "The lack of bus connections in the catastral communities show the total failure of the previous mobility councilor Vanek", he was quoted, which underlines the urgent need for changes in traffic planning, as the NÖN reported.

When Vanek recently drew attention to the problem of the lack of bus connections together with residents, Datler found this insufficient and shameful. Citizens in the communities mentioned are waiting for solutions, but so far there are no signs of improvements or changes in transport policy. The pressure on the mobility city council, contrary to the assurances of the political side, grows, and Datler demands quick measures to ensure mobility in the affected catastral communities. The situation requires a rapid and effective reaction on the part of the heads of the city to take the needs of citizens seriously, since the current situation against the principles of modern and climate -friendly traffic planning speaks.

The topic mentioned not only contributes to the political discussion, but also illuminates the failures in the implementation of traffic concepts. In the current discussion about better mobility in the catastral communities, it is clear that the problems must not be ignored in order not to further damage the trust of the population in the political representatives.

The NÖN reported the negative effects of current transport policy and the urgent need to rethink it to ensure a functioning public traffic structure.

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