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Dangerous B320: Mayor warns of the increase in truck crossing!
Mayor Lemmerer expresses concerns about the B320 in Wörschach after the lifting of the truck driving ban. The focus is on the safety of residents.
Dangerous B320: Mayor warns of the increase in truck crossing!
In a recent development, the Styrian districts of Liezen and Murau were informed about the abolition of the truck driving ban on the B320. Mayor Franz Josef Lemmerer has expressed concerns about the residents along this busy street. As the crown reports, the B320, also known as the “guest worker route”, will become attractive again for “toll refugees” as a result of this decision.
The Supreme Court lifted the truck driving ban previously introduced by the state government. This decision was based on a legal review of the ban, whereby the exact reasons for the cancellation were not explained in detail how ORF Styria determines.
Danger to residents
The B320 is considered one of the most dangerous streets in Styria. According to Mayor Lemmerer, residents who do not have a car are particularly affected by the situation because they have to cross the busy road to achieve business. This is classified as very dangerous.
In addition, tourism has tightened the traffic situation on Ennstal-Straße, which further endangers the security of the residents. Ends are underway to develop a new regulation to protect the citizens and improve the traffic situation.
Driving bans at a glance
In order to understand the context of the driving bans, it is important to familiarize yourself with the regulations in Germany. According to the Federal Agency for Agriculture and Food Truck driving bans are regulated under certain conditions in Germany. For example, on Sundays and public holidays from midnight to 10 p.m., trucks over 7.5 tons and trailers behind trucks are not allowed to drive. This regulation aims to increase road safety.
In addition, there is a ban on holiday travel, which limits trucks over 7.5 tons and trucks with trailers on Saturdays during the holiday season. The period comprises July 1st to August 31, where these vehicles are not allowed to run on certain motorways and federal roads.
The Austrian Chamber of Commerce offers an online guide to truck driving bans on Austrian motorways and expressways. This could be of great benefit to truck drivers and companies to avoid legal conflicts and ensure road safety.