Cycle path confusion: Transport administration causes confusion in cycle path planning

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Von: NAG Redaktion

Radweg-Wirrwarr: Chaos in der Radweg-Kommunikation Die Verkehrsverwaltung sorgt derzeit für Verwirrung in Sachen Radwege. Am Montag veröffentlichte sie eine Pressemitteilung, in der Änderungsvorhaben für verschiedene Radwegpläne angekündigt wurden. Doch kurze Zeit später musste sie eine Korrektur herausgeben, denn die Änderungsvorhaben hatten sich komplett geändert. Der Journalist Christian Latz bemerkte dies als Erster und bezeichnete die Situation als „Wurm“ in der Radweg-Kommunikation. Eine Pressesprecherin der Verkehrsverwaltung gab später am Telefon zu, dass ein Fehler passiert sei. Die Zeile mit den korrekten Änderungen sei versehentlich verrutscht, sodass in der ersten Pressemitteilung falsche Informationen standen. Sie zeigte sich zerknirscht und bat um Verständnis …
Cycle path confusion: Chaos in cycle path communication The transport administration is currently causing confusion in bike paths. On Monday she published a press release in which change projects were announced for various cycle path plans. But a short time later she had to issue a correction, because the change projects had changed completely. The journalist Christian Latz was the first to notice this and described the situation as a "worm" in cycle path communication. A press spokeswoman for the transport administration later admitted on the phone that a mistake had happened. The line with the correct changes has accidentally slipped, so that there were wrong information in the first press release. She showed herself and asked for understanding ... (Symbolbild/MB)

cycle path confusion: chaos in cycle path communication

The transport administration is currently causing confusion in bike paths. On Monday she published a press release in which change projects were announced for various cycle path plans. But a short time later she had to issue a correction, because the change projects had changed completely. The journalist Christian Latz noticed this first and described the situation as a "worm" in cycle path communication.

A press spokeswoman for the transport administration later admitted on the phone that a mistake had happened. The line with the correct changes has accidentally slipped, so that there were wrong information in the first press release. She showed herself and asked for understanding for the error.

The cyclists who were excited about the planned changes are now confused. Because the information that was in the first press release is now obsolete. However, the transport administration would like to publish the correct change projects promptly to ensure clarity.

It is important that communication around bike paths and traffic planning runs smoothly. For cyclists in particular, it is of great importance to know which changes are imminent and how they can react to it. Such a mistake in communication can lead to uncertainty and affect trust in the transport administration.

We hope that the transport administration will learn from this incident and will pay more attention to its press releases in the future. A clear and understandable communication is essential to ensure the satisfaction of the citizens.

Image: Margarethe Mustermann

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