Traffic chaos on Lake Starnberg: Citizens are demanding street gradation!

Traffic chaos on Lake Starnberg: Citizens are demanding street gradation!

in Münsing is again discussed on Seestrasse, which is currently classified as a district road. Every year, the street has a high load by pedestrians, cyclists and inline skaters. The traffic calming working group has been calling for a long time to rededicate Seestrasse to the municipal road. An open letter from residents shows that Seestrasse is closed to public transport and has no local importance. The district office plans to hand over this street, which would enable a gradation to the municipal road.

like merkur.de reported, a similar downgrade has already been completed in the neighboring community of Berg. The working group argues that the current regulations do not meet the legal requirements for a district road. A takeover by the municipality would also enable the introduction of traffic -calming measures, including speed 30 and the possibility of parking management. Residents are ready to participate in the cost of speed ads.

traffic safety in focus

Mayor Michael Grasl made it clear that there could be no ideal solution and that the application of traffic law could not be arbitrarily could be carried out. The municipal council in Münsing is expected to decide on the gradation in April or May. In the past, such a rededication has been rejected twice for financial reasons, and the discussion about Seestrasse remains a central topic on site.

like sueddeutsche.de notes. Bavarian Street and Way Act not the criteria for a district road and is only released for residents. Highly frequented by pedestrians and cyclists, the current traffic conditions lead to conflicts of use. A gradation of the Seestrasse could enable the municipality to introduce speed restrictions and to proceed against false parkers, which could improve traffic safety.