Finally rest: speed limit on the A2 in Wiener Neudorf!

Finally rest: speed limit on the A2 in Wiener Neudorf!

Wiener Neudorf, Österreich - The mayor of Wiener Neudorf, Herbert Janschka, was able to enforce a long -awaited speed limit on the busy A2 with a tireless effort. After more than thirty years of fight, the speed limit was recently reduced to 80 km/h. This measure is particularly important for residents who suffered from healthy noise and emission values for decades. Janschka emphasized that despite the construction of the highest noise protection wall in Austria, the problem could not be solved. "Nowhere in Austria is as loud as ours," he said, making it clear that structural measures alone were not sufficient. This decision now brings relief for the hundreds of families who live directly on the loud route, such as kosmo.at reported.

election poster dispute in Mödling

In another news, a dispute over election posters causes excitement between Wiener Neudorf and the city of Mödling. The Mödlinger FPÖ threatened legal consequences after election poster stands were removed in Wiener Neudorf-and exclusively those of Mödling. Mayor Janschka has made a clear position and explained that there has long been the Convention in Mödling not to set up election posters in order to protect the townscape. There were also considerations in Wiener Neudorf, but the setting up of stands was dispensed with. "What too?" Asked Janschka when he criticized the procedure of the Mödlinger parties, the undesirable posters simply shifted to the neighboring communities. "If you think posters in Mödling are important, then you should also allow it to be set up there," said Janschka, while he demanded the FPÖ Mödling to have the discussion fairly instead of switching to other communities, as can be read to janschka.at