Regulated Speed Limit Now Set at 30 Miles Per Hour
In the city of Giessen, a series of speed limit changes are being implemented as part of a broader strategy to improve urban living conditions. These changes are designed to protect and enhance the quality of life in affected streets, as well as promote sustainable improvements and safer traffic flow.
The new speed limits will be established in several areas, including the North Annex heading towards the West Annex, Heyer Way, Rodtberg Street, and Krodorf Street. In Heyer Way, a 30 km/h zone will be created between Grunberger Street and Rodgener Street. The 30 km/h zone in the area of the Cemetery Avenue will expand into Rodtberg Street, stopping just short of Narzissen Way. The speed limit between Krodorf Street and Leimenkauter Way is also being reduced to 30 km/h for noise protection reasons.
These changes are not arbitrary decisions. They have been made by the local authorities responsible for traffic and road safety regulation, often involving the city council or relevant municipal departments. In similar contexts, Hessenmobil has approved speed limits following requests from political groups like the SPD faction.
The city of Giessen is requesting all road users to understand and comply with the new speed limits. These changes are aimed at making traffic flow safer for all road users, as well as reducing noise pollution in certain areas and increasing safety and tranquility in residential areas like Heyer Way. The new speed limits are also expected to have a positive impact on the affected streets and their residents.
These speed limit changes are part of Giessen's commitment to the well-being and protection of its citizens, as well as its ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of life in the city.
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