BVG plans measures to increase security in buses and trains

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Sicherheit in Berlins öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln: BVG plant Maßnahmen In den letzten Jahren sind Übergriffe, Diebstähle und Pöbeleien in den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln in Berlin zu einem zunehmenden Problem geworden. Die Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) wollen jetzt mit verschiedenen Maßnahmen die Sicherheit erhöhen. Eine Umfrage der B.Z.-Redaktion hat ergeben, dass viele Berlinerinnen und Berliner den Kurfürstendamm, eine prominente Einkaufsstraße in der Stadt, nicht mehr besuchen. Von den befragten Lesern gaben 41 Prozent an, schon lange nicht mehr dort gewesen zu sein, während 40 Prozent sagten, dass der Kudamm ihrer Meinung nach tot sei. Nur 19 Prozent gaben an, regelmäßig zum Bummeln dorthin zu …
Security in Berlin's public transport: BVG Plant Measures In recent years, attacks, thefts and mobbing in public transport in Berlin have become an increasing problem. The Berlin Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) now want to increase security with various measures. A survey by the B.Z. editorial team showed that many Berliners no longer visit the Kurfürstendamm, a prominent shopping street in the city. Of the readers surveyed, 41 percent stated that they hadn't been there for a long time, while 40 percent said that the Kudamm was dead in their opinion. Only 19 percent stated that regularly to stroll there ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Security in Berlin's public transport: BVG plans measures

In recent years, attacks, thefts and mobbing in public transport in Berlin have become an increasing problem. The Berlin Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) now want to increase security with various measures.

A survey by the B.Z. editorial team showed that many Berliners no longer visit the Kurfürstendamm, a prominent shopping street in the city. Of the readers surveyed, 41 percent stated that they hadn't been there for a long time, while 40 percent said that the Kudamm was dead in their opinion. Only 19 percent stated to go there regularly to stroll there.

In view of these results, it is clear that public transport plays an important role in the mobility of people in Berlin. It is therefore of great importance that you can feel safe.

The BVG is now planning various measures to improve security in buses and trains. This includes, for example, increased presence of security personnel, video surveillance and emergency call systems. The aim is to strengthen the feeling of security of passengers and prevent attacks.

Security in public transport is a topic that affects many people. It not only affects those who rely on buses and trains every day, but also those who occasionally or rarely use public transport.

The BVG is committed to the safety of all passengers. It remains to be hoped that these measures are effective and help to make people feel safe in Berlin's public transport.

Topics: Bus, BVG, BZ survey, question of the day, security, U-Bahn