Unknowns damaged a doll damaged as a child in Zwettl on the RODL (Upper Austria), who should inhibit racers. Because the zone from the 30s commuters drove up to 90 km/h. Since an amendment to the law, municipalities can request radar devices independently in the previous year – but there is none in the entire Austria.
“Maxi” was beheaded: the mannequin converted into a traffic monitor was in Zwettl on the Rodl on the side of the road to raise racers. Because of the zone from the 1930s, commuters up to 90 km/h, says municipal councilor Herbert Enzenhofer.
The “Maxi” doll, disguised as a child, had to be encouraged to brake, but has now been destroyed and broken the head in many fragments. “Maxi” was not for fun on the street. He should protect life. The fact that some people step down this message makes a thought, “says Enzenhofer, who suspects a” noise story “behind the damage.
Municipality cannot pay a radar
Why should “maxi” serve, would a radar not be the better solution? Where a national amendment to the law also has to set up radar boxes since 1 July of the previous year? “This is a hot topic, we have a unanimous municipal council decision that we need a radar,” says Enzenhofer. However, this would require an expert opinion about the razor route. “The country says that we have to pay ourselves the experts. With that, as a downhill community, you are out of the game, we can’t afford that.”
No device set yet
In the Office of Infrastructure Councilor Günther Stinkellner (FPö) it is even confirmed that municipalities must finance the installation of a radar itself-“they also benefit from income,” says it. Whether it is a lack of matter or a lack of interest from the other municipalities: since the amendment has come into effect “, no radar has been granted or set up,” said Stekellner’s office.
Source: Krone
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