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Urban traffic and mobility changes in Germany and Switizeral
Overview
Municipalities in Switzerland and Germany are implementing various traffic and urban mobility changes to improve safety and resident well-being.
In Switzerland, local authorities in Zug have permanently introduced a 30 km/h speed limit on specific axes to protect cyclists and schoolchildren. Additionally, the Swiss Federal Council is reviewing the ‘50-meter rule’ for pedestrian crossings, considering a relaxation of the requirement to use crossings within 50 meters in 30 km/h residential zones.
In Germany, Bernau has implemented a 30 km/h limit and new right-of-way rules in the Planetenviertel district. Meanwhile, Neuburg has launched a trial phase to test a pedestrian zone in its city center, which includes temporary street closures and reduced parking availability as part of an urban development project.
Entities
Timeline
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15 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesUrban mobility changes under review in Neuburg and SwitzerlandAuthorities in Neuburg, Germany, are testing new pedestrian zones, while the Swiss Federal Council reviews relaxing the 50-meter rule for pedestrian crossings in residential areas.
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16 days ago
[POLITICS] 5 sourcesMunicipalities in Switzerland and Germany implement new speed limitsCities in Zug, Switzerland, and Bernau, Germany, have introduced new 30 km/h speed limits and traffic regulations to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety.
Sources
augsburger-allgemeine.de · bernau-live.de · blick.ch · blog.windfluechter.net · mopo.de · polizei.news · schweiznews.ch