Stau-chaos in Bremen: FDP demands fast solution for traffic via construction sites!

Stau-chaos in Bremen: FDP demands fast solution for traffic via construction sites!

Bremen, Deutschland - In Bremen, traffic is repeatedly stressed by construction sites and traffic jams. A recently published report by Buten shows that the city does not collect its own data to create traffic jams. In addition, the Senate does not have access to detailed information from card providers that record the traffic situation and traffic jams. The FDP's traffic policy spokesman, Fynn Voigt, criticizes that red-green-red coalition and demands permanent monitoring for traffic jams to improve traffic planning and to manage construction sites more efficiently.

Current traffic jams in the region are not surprising: the construction site on the A1 in the area of ​​the Weser Bridge and the B6/B75 towards Delmenhorst. According to the latest data from Stammelder-Map , traffic on the L168 between Achimer Straße and Oyterdamm was registered with a loss of time of about 3 minutes, while a congestion of 0.1 km and about 2 minutes is delayed on the main street. exists.

construction sites and closures

The list of current construction sites is long. The main traffic arteries are particularly affected:

• Construction site between Nikolaus-Otto-Straße and A1 / Buckmann's path: 0.2 km, time loss 1 minute.
• Construction site on Heinrich-Plett-Allee between Kirchhuchtinger Landstrasse and Oldenburger Straße: 0.1 km.
• construction site on the L877 between Deichhausen and Brokhuchtinger Landstrasse: 0.2 km.
• Construction site between Niedersachsendamm and Habenhauser Brückenstraße: 0.2 km.
• Construction site on Bismarckstrasse between St.-Jürgen-Straße and Lüneburger Straße: 0.1 km.

In addition, numerous closures ensure considerable traffic disruptions again. The most striking are:

• blocked connection between Delmenhorst and Annenheider Allee (0.7 km).
• traffic -safe sections between Kastanienallee and Consulnstrasse (0.2 km).
• disorders also between Melderweg and Huchtinger Straße, which can run over up to 2 km.

The traffic jams and construction sites not only strain commuters and drivers, but also the environment. Fynn Voigt from the FDP sees the great potential in effective traffic jam monitoring to improve the traffic policy situation sustainably. His demand to the city to close these gaps in the database is all the more pressing considering the numerous construction sites and traffic jams.

The regular traffic checks could finally help to better analyze the causes of delays and to tackle the construction site planning. Because one thing is certain: there is still a lot to do in Bremen to make the traffic more fluid!