Seniors in the Parchim district: Rufbus, wind turbines and immigration debate!

Seniors in the Parchim district: Rufbus, wind turbines and immigration debate!

In the picturesque region of Ludwigslust-Parchim, a current home check survey has caused lively discussions. The survey not only reveals the general satisfaction of the residents with their place of residence, but also shows significant criticisms that need to be worked on. The readers are particularly in Neustadt-Glewe: dissatisfied in the inside with the accessibility of offers for seniors and want a leisure meeting in the new development area. In addition, the existing call bus system, which is considered a good idea, is often described as unreliable. The connection of Neustadt-Glewes to this system, which is currently operating in a two-hour clock, is considered in need of improvement.

But not only the connection is the subject of the survey. There are also concerns about planned wind turbines in Passow. The residents fear that they could affect both the landscape and biodiversity. In addition, the Passower express the desire to maintain the connection to Parchim and emphasize the unreliability of the call bus. In Zarrentin, on the other hand, a proposal for a car sharing offer is submitted to help residents who often do bike.

public transport and its challenges

Overall, the survey shows the need for improved public transport, especially for the older generation. Information from Ioki clarify that public transport should not only be barrier-free, but also reliably and easily accessible. This includes short walking paths, a reliable clock, especially in rural areas, as well as offers that respond to the specific needs of the older generation. Mobile advisory services play an important role.

The emergence of modern mobility solutions such as the on-demand service "Rosi", which was launched in Bavaria, should be particularly emphasized. dbregiobus explains that users can flexibly book their trips-without any fixed routes or timetables. The possibility of booking an app or by phone could also ensure more mobility in other regions. The prices are heavily dependent on the distance covered and varies from € 2.50 to € 6.00 depending on the zone.

A call for participation

The Heimatcheck survey is also a call to the citizens: inside, actively participating in the improvement of their region. The readers: Inside, are invited to express their opinions and wishes in order to improve the quality of life on site. For the participants in the survey, cash prizes of 200 euros each are awarded.

Overall, it can be seen that the Ludwigslust-Parchim region faces challenges, which, however, can be mastered with creative ideas and the commitment of the citizens: inside. It remains exciting which steps will be taken next to make the region worth living!