The power of the speed limit: Hanover's new step towards a more livable city
The traffic dynamics in Hanover is changing, because the car is losing its absolute priority on the roads. New possibilities are opening up through the law approved by the Federal Council, which focuses on climate protection, health and urban development. Instead of serving only car traffic, topics such as the expansion of cycle paths or the introduction of tempo 30 on important traffic axes priority.
What does this mean for Hanover? Mayor Belit Onay (Greens) is satisfied, even if expectations have not been fully met. The city is committed to creating a more livable environment and has been an important part of the alliance for "Liveable Cities and Communities" from the beginning, which now unites over 1,000 members from various political camps.
The new regulation offers the administration the opportunity to slow down car traffic on larger stretches through clever signage. This measure is intended to help improve the quality of life in the city and make traffic safer and more environmentally friendly.
A careful look at traffic dynamics
The change in road traffic brought about by the new legislation shows that a rethink is taking place in traffic planning. The environment is being geared more towards the needs of pedestrians, cyclists and public transport in order to create a sustainable and livable city.
The 30 km/h speed limit and the expansion of cycle paths can help to improve air quality, increase road safety and make the city more attractive as a place to live. Hannover is thus setting an example for a responsible and future-oriented transport policy that focuses on the well-being of all citizens.
A positive step for Hanover’s transport concept
The new possibilities for designing road traffic in Hanover offer the chance to make the city even more livable. By focusing on environmentally friendly means of transport and safe traffic routes, Hanover will become a model for sustainable mobility in Germany.
The traffic dynamics in Hanover are changing – in the interests of a livable city for everyone.
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Source: nachrichten.ag
