The new traffic light system in Bergheim near Salzburg brings more security, but teases the commuters in Noord -Flachgau, which more often occur in traffic. Stop traffic is also consciously accepted in other places. In general, new traffic lights must ‘learn’ for months, explain the country. Patience is required for commuters.
First traffic jams due to the construction work, now traffic jams by the traffic light system itself. Many commuters and economic operators from North Flachgau currently, as reported, at the Salewa intersection in Muntigl in Bergheim. In the morning it builds up to the capital of the state and back to the Flachgau in the evening.
The reason: As soon as the traffic to the intersection crosses, the traffic lights on the federal road quickly switch to red and cause delays. The country speaks of a learning phase for the traffic lights. The situation should be better.
Crossing the road was almost impossible
Mayor Robert Bukovc van Bergheim also hopes for this: “It will certainly be better. The nails test is only on a rainy day after the school holidays. We will see what happens.” For him, the new intersection including traffic light control is a profit for the place. A safe intersection of the federal road was not possible before. At the same time, he shows an understanding of the problems of directors.
A new traffic light in Eendorf, on the other hand, is to resolve the traffic jam. This is activated in evening traffic for the big roundabout. This allows cars to be drunk in the roundabout and the rush hour traffic from the city of Salzburg can drive more smoothly through the city. According to the knowledge, the delays for the system have been limited since commissioning. “I was skeptical in the beginning, but I saw it worked,” said Eendorf local chef Robert Bimminger.
The Pinzgauer also hopes for this effect. For the gatekeeper system installed in December on the Fürth roundabout in Kaprun, it is still a longer way. Until it can show its benefits, it often builds up for the system. Due to tourism, the traffic situation and therefore the control of the system are extremely complex.
Source: Krone
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