Transport limitation in Rosenthal: Measures to reduce dangers and harassment

Transport limitation in Rosenthal: Measures to reduce dangers and harassment

improvement in the quality of life in Rosenthal through traffic calming

The measure for traffic calming in the next arm of the main street in Rosenthal brings positive changes for the residents of the area. The Pankow road and green space office implements structural measures to prevent the car traffic in the affected section. This measure affects both the safety of the residents and to reduce noise and exhaust gas emissions.

Reduction of risk of accident, noise and exhaust gases
The next arm of the main street is currently often used as a bypass, which can lead to dangerous situations, especially if the top speed of 30 km/h is exceeded. This affects the residents along the main street and in the neighboring residential areas. The measure is a reaction to numerous complaints from the community and has the goal of improving the quality of life of the residents.

Implementation of a modal barrier
In order to implement traffic calming, a modal lock on the southern confluence with the main street is built. In the future, access to the land will only take place from the north via Schönhauser Straße. A turning hammer is created to continue to ensure the mobility of the residents.

District Councilor Manuela Anders-Granitzki emphasizes the importance of these measures for the residents of Rosenthal: "The traffic calming behind the Church of Rosenthal will bring noticeable improvements for residents through the current construction work. It is an important step to increase the quality of life in this area."