“On earth, another parking ticket.” Within a few months, a Welser was punished three times during the trade fair on the road of the cross – according to the street name. The police confirm the rigorous checks and allow mistakes. The chief inspector recommends objections due to a lack of signage.
The Wels City Police is confronted with ramps. In particular, churchgoers complain that they are not legally asked to check on the road of the cross – according to the street name. Especially on Sunday, the law enforcement officials must focus on the side street in the Lichtenegg district. A Wels driver and regular visitor to the Catholic service in the nearby Tentkerk has received a parking ticket three times since December.
The 30-euro cross for the towering of the parked car on the road soon followed the next decision about 30 euros. The reason: parking in a lane with oncoming traffic, on which at least two lanes for running traffic did not remain free. Punishment number three for the amount of 60 euros, he acted because of the contempt for the driving ban.
Gaps in plates
According to the legal experts at ÖAMTC, the car time program has a high chances of success in an objection. There are no proof of a driving ban on the Access Road (Sonnsteinstrasse) for the road of the cross – see the image above. This was prescribed in November 2022.
“In general, I do not enjoy driving forbidden. It was prescribed by the magistrate. We have to follow it because there were recently many complaints from the residents, “confirms and justifies the Chief Inspector Andreas Weider. “I have given the order that Rigoros will be checked on Sundays. I talked about it with the parish. Our procedure was also announced to the churchgoers. I hope there will finally be peace, “said Weigher.
Police officer advises objection
Especially during the Croatian service at 1 p.m. Weigher says at the aforementioned fine of 60 euros: “I recommend an objection. The GAP closure with the signage in Sonnsteinstrasse will be closed soon.
Source: Krone
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