Investment opportunity announced: Alterations in Long and Löbberstraße streets

In the heart of Giessen, changes are afoot as the city police prepare to strengthen their control of new regulations in the near future. This adjustment aims to ensure a sustainable improvement of the situation in the neighbourhood, particularly on Löber and Lony Streets.

Until now, general motor vehicle traffic was allowed through these streets. However, with the new regulations, Löber Street is being prepared for bike traffic in the opposite direction between Bismarck Street and Goethe Street. This measure aims to create more safety and clarity for cyclists and pedestrians, and spares cyclists the need to switch sides of the Wieseck on the heavily traveled Bismarck Street.

Lony Street and Löber Street have been designated as bike streets, giving cyclists priority over car traffic on these streets. This is part of the city's aim to make bike streets safe and livable places for bike and pedestrian traffic. Car traffic can still access the streets if they live or have business there. Through traffic will be redirected to main streets designed for that purpose.

The new regulations are not only intended to benefit residents but ultimately the entire city society. By restricting car access, the city hopes to reduce noise, emissions, and improve living quality. This reduction is also in line with the legislature's prescription for bike streets.

The city of Giessen is adhering to this legislative prescription, establishing bike streets along Lony and Löber streets on the Wieseck. Unnecessary conflicts with cars using these streets as a shortcut can potentially be avoided with these new regulations.

While the new regulations for Löber Street are still in preparation, and signage is still missing, residents can expect a noticeable reduction in through traffic. The goal is to enforce the new rules in the interest of all traffic participants. This adjustment is intended to benefit residents and ultimately the entire city society.

The city's commitment to creating safer and more accessible streets for cyclists and pedestrians is evident in these new regulations. As the city continues to implement these changes, residents and visitors alike can look forward to a more pleasant and safer experience navigating the streets of Giessen.