Borgfeld relies on security: Tempo 30 for Buttendieker Landstrasse!

Borgfeld relies on security: Tempo 30 for Buttendieker Landstrasse!

Borgfeld, Deutschland - The Butendieker Landstrasse in Borgfeld should get a uniform speed limit of 30 km/h in the future. This step was given the full support of the Borgfeld advisory board, which unanimously spoke out for the reduction of the top speed. The municipality of Lilienthal plans to reduce the current speed limit of 50 km/h in order to increase traffic safety in the popular residential area. Split Head of Karl-Heinz Bramsiepe emphasized that it makes sense to make the regulation uniformly, since speed 30 is already required on the side routes. This not only gives residents a safe feeling, but also contributes decisively to the safety of pedestrians and cyclists.

But what does that mean specifically for the citizens? A speed limit not only means that vehicles have to drive slower, but also has far -reaching consequences for the flow of traffic and general security on the street. According to [juraforum.de] (https://www.juraforum.de/lexikon/schwindness limitation), a speed limit applies from the time of the corresponding sign. Official speed measurements can even take place 50 meters according to the sign. This is particularly important to consider in order to avoid uncomfortable fines.

traffic rules and their importance

In Germany, a maximum speed of 50 km/h applies within closed towns, unless special regulations such as gambling streets or special danger areas provide a reduced speed. The planned regulation on Butendieker Landstrasse aims to enforce the speed limit at 30 km/h primarily to improve traffic safety. This measure is part of a larger trend that aims to make cities and municipalities safer and worth living.
Especially in residential areas, the reduction of speeds is enjoyed by high approval, since it not only increases security, but also improves the quality of life of the residents.

It is important to know that speed limits do not automatically end at the next intersection. According to the ADAC, the speed limit remains until it is ended by a corresponding sign or another top speed. So there are clear rules that drivers should be particularly mindful when they are traveling in residential areas.

The implementation of a uniform speed limit on Butendieker Landstrasse is perceived as positive by both the residents and by the advisory board members. Together, Bremen relies on a traffic -calming measure that is urgently necessary to meet the different types of traffic - whether car, bicycle or pedestrian - and to avoid accidents.