Six-meter pothole in Großenhain: residents are horrified!

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A six meter long pothole on Jägerstrasse in Großenhain causes discomfort and danger for cyclists.

Ein sechs Meter langes Schlagloch auf der Jägerstraße in Großenhain sorgt für Beschwerden und Gefahr für Radfahrer.
A six meter long pothole on Jägerstrasse in Großenhain causes discomfort and danger for cyclists.

Six-meter pothole in Großenhain: residents are horrified!

Anyone traveling in Großenhain can currently experience quite a nuisance: a pothole of considerable dimensions has formed on Jägerstrasse. Residents report what they feel is a mess: the hole is now a whopping six meters long and almost a meter wide. This means that it is not only a special kind of feast for the eyes, but also a perceived source of danger that can become a real challenge, especially for cyclists. If that's not a warning!

In the area around Jägerstrasse, which is in the Mülbitz district near the Impuls youth club, residents have already loudly reported the matter to the city administration and the city building department. Unfortunately without visible success. However, city spokeswoman Diana Schulze promised those affected that the order for repairs had been given to the building yard. So does the motto apply: hope dies last? As always, the execution of the work will be carried out according to the capacity of the construction yard.

The situation on site

The neighbors on Jägerstrasse are visibly annoyed. “Something has to finally happen here!” was the unanimous opinion. Even if the city administration assures that a solution is being worked on, for many residents the wait is too long. After all, a pothole of this size is likely to not only be problematic for cyclists, but also cause drivers to skid - and who wants to risk that?

Local road users hope that the repair work will be started quickly. While the city government is monitoring the situation and deems it important, the pothole remains a major topic in residents' conversations.

It remains to be seen whether the situation will improve soon. Public relations and commitment are needed now. And perhaps similar problems on other streets in the city shouldn't be put off. A little more attention could work wonders here.

Meanwhile, discussions about road conditions continue. Experience has shown that it is important to communicate problems quickly and, if necessary, to seek help from experts in order to resolve such situations as quickly as possible. The residents and the city administration – teamwork is required here, and that, dear readers, is no small problem!