According to the “krone” information, the appointment for the “Air Hundred” in Styria is: on April 18, the Good Friday, ie exactly for Easter travel traffic, the corresponding regulation will be taken into effect. “We now illuminate thousands of commuters on the parts of the A2 and A9 every day,” says FPö State Captain Mario Kunasek to the “Krone”.
A month ago the “Kroon” covered the decision of the blue-black state government to place the IGL hundreds of it. The opposition rumbled over the end, environmental activists and health experts criticized, but many drivers welcomed.
Since then, the corresponding regulation for lifting the speed limits has been made on the styric highways. Now the newspaper has been completed: on Tuesday, FPö Environmental Councilor Hannes Amesbauer will sign its characteristic on behalf of Governor Mario Kunasek (as a “law of indirect federal administration”).
Regulation comes into effect on April 18
When will the lighting finally become without light? According to information from the “Kroon”, the Regulation applies from April 18. This means that on Good Friday the speed limit falls on the A2 and the A9! However, there is more speed 100 between Graz-Oost and Graz-West (Feldkirchen area).
Kunaseek: “We relieve thousands of commuters”
“With the cancellation of the” Air Hundred “, we now free thousands of commuters on the parts of the A2 and A9. Long -term air -inspection measurements have shown that the existing limit values can mainly be observed and the situation is better because of the technical development of the vehicles,” says Kunasek of the “Krone”.
“With the signed regulation, the IG-L symbol will lapse. The styric commuters and all drivers can ride around the motorways around Graz again, provided that there are no lower speeds for other reasons,” adds Amesbauer state council.
Incidentally, from July in higher charged areas on the A2 and A9, two new locations in the air quality stations will be put into use for fine dust measurement, which register the immissions for at least a year. Then evaluate.
Source: Krone
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