Parking frustration in Vienna: Drivers defend themselves against harassment!

Parking frustration in Vienna: Drivers defend themselves against harassment!

Wien, Österreich - The parking situation in Vienna leads to annoying conflicts. Karl Baron, deputy chairman of the HC Strache team, criticized the city government and described the current Parkpickerl regulations as a targeted "persecution of drivers". According to Baron, there are enough parking spaces in the Vienna-Donaustadt, which are not used. Instead, drivers who have a valid parkpickerl will increasingly make life difficult with punitive notes. "This is nothing more than harassment," he added, while he asked, that the interests of the drivers have to be taken seriously, reports Today .

Baron sees a conscious strategy of the city government, which aims to make driving in Vienna increasingly difficult. This should become a central topic for the HC Strache team in the upcoming election campaign, as they want to position themselves as representatives of the driver. "We compete in every district in Vienna and defend the rights of drivers," said Baron. Strache himself, who plays an important role in connection with his party, not only wants to solve this problem at short notice, but also work for a car -friendly urban policy in the long term.

preparations for the state election in Upper Austria

But the challenges for the HC Strache team are not limited to local problems. With regard to the upcoming state elections in Upper Austria, Strache announced in a press conference that he had received a loan over “in any case over one million euros” in order to finance his party's activities. The name of the entrepreneur who enables this remains secret for reasons of data protection. While the Upper Austrian FPÖ reacted calmly to this announcement, Strache is optimistic about the upcoming elections. He plans to stabilize the "financial and structural" basis of his party until the end of the year in order to then start the election campaign with full strength, so vn.at .