Goods removed one -way street on the beach road - return to normal!

Goods removed one -way street on the beach road - return to normal!

Waren, Deutschland - The city of goods made a decision that has many residents and business owners breathed: the controversial one -way street regulation on beach road will be lifted from Friday, July 18, at 7 a.m. This measure was originally introduced in May to reduce the traffic load by heavy trucks that had to dodge due to the bridge construction on the Schwerin Damm (B192), such as the Uckermarkurier reported.

The one-way street regulation, however, caused considerable complaints, in particular restaurant owners and a parking lot operator who reported sales declines. These complaints meant that the city council classified the regulation as not optimally classified and demanded improvements. Originally, it was planned to maintain the regulation until the beginning of November, but the more common complaints made rethinking.

traffic volume in view

Another concern of the city administration is to guide the traffic west over the Schwerin Damm and Mecklenburger Straße. According to the city administration, these traffic law measures, which were necessary due to the ongoing construction work on the Schwerin dam, require a certain level of understanding of road users. The municipal security service observes the situation and is ready to react quickly if necessary.

traffic transition and new regulations

As part of the current developments, it can be seen that the city thinks in the direction of a modern turn of traffic. On July 5, 2024, the Federal Council passed a change in the road traffic regulations that granted municipalities more scope in order not only to promote the lightness of road traffic, but also to take into account climate and environmental protection and health of citizens, as on the side of the Environmental Federal Office is explained.

This novella enables, among other things, a simpler arrangement of Tempo 30 zones and the promotion of environmentally friendly forms of mobility. In addition, the creation of bus traces and suitable areas for foot and cycling is supported. A clear answer to the challenges of urban traffic and a step towards livable cities.

The decision to cancel the one -way street regulation is not only a reaction to the current circumstances, but also part of a larger plan to improve the quality of life in goods. It remains to be seen how the traffic situation will develop in the coming weeks and whether the city reaches the desired results.