Adalbert-Stifter-Straße in Geretsried: Deriration required from Wednesday!

Adalbert-Stifter-Straße in Geretsried: Deriration required from Wednesday!

From Wednesday, June 25th, Adalbert-Stifter-Straße will become a construction site in Geretsried for some time. The city administration blocked this section to renovate the street as part of the barrier -free redesign of the bus stop at the forest cemetery. Diese Maßnahmen werden mindestens eine Woche in Anspruch nehmen und sollen die Mobilität für alle Bürgerinnen und Bürger verbessern.
Wie merkur.de reports, traffic on state road 2369 towards Bad Tölz is regulated as follows: drivers are only allowed to drive straight or turn right. If you come from Bad Tölz, you can also only go straight or turn left. Drivers from Adalbert-Stifter-Straße to the north must adjust to the left or right, whereby the line traffic is excluded from this regulation.

The city administration recommends all road users to bypass the area of ​​large -scale. In particular from Richard-Wagner-Straße or Sudetenstrasse, a signposted diversion route leads via Sudetenstraße, Tattenkofener Straße, Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Straße 2369, then on to the B11 and finally to the Jahnstrasse entrance and back to Adalbert-Stifter-Strasse. A simple detour via the B11 is also offered from the direction of state road 2369.
cyclists, on the other hand, do not have to worry, they are not affected by the blocking and can use the section as usual.

barrier -free expansion

The renovation work on Adalbert-Stifter-Straße is not only a question of traffic safety, but also take into account an important social goal: accessibility. As the state company Mobility (LBM) Rhineland-Palatinate explains in a guide to barrier-free design of traffic areas, public traffic areas should be accessible to all people, especially for people with disabilities. lbm emphasizes that such measures not only benefit people with disabilities, but also parents with prams or travelers with roller luggage.

As part of these barrier -free measures, curbs with heights of at least 18 cm are installed at bus stops, for example, to enable access to buses with folding bumps. In addition, tactile soil indicators are already installed in many cities, which make it easier to orientate and blind people. These white plates with ribs and knobs help to navigate through the surroundings, and complement the design according to DIN 18040-3, which sets requirements for visually impaired and blind people. In line with the advice center accessibility is the creation of a safe public space in order to participate in social life enable.