The cycle lane along the Zöpfstraße in Wessobrunn has already been implemented, and the district administration, police and road construction department recently met again for a traffic inspection to address other issues such as speed limits.
Mayor Georg Guggemos recently presented them to the local council.
Wessobrunn
- The situation in the hamlet of Wolfhof near Forst was inspected.
There will be a speed limit of 70 km / h in the future.
“I think that's very positive,” Guggemos said after the speed limit at 100 km / h.
There will be no solid line in this area, which was also debated.
“Because our farmers have to cross them if they want to go into their fields,” explained Guggemos.
Instead, a ban on overtaking will be issued in both directions.
In addition, the police want to check whether the speed measurement suggested by the municipal council at the entrance to Paterzell from Peißenberg can be implemented at the Moosmühle junction.
The State Building Authority also promised an examination when asked about the installation of a mobile speed measuring device on the Klostergutberg in Wessobrunn.
Such a mobile system is already in Forst just before the hamlet of Linden.
There are considerations to set them up in the other direction, from Linden to Forst.
In contrast, no measures are taken at the primary school in Forst.
“The school entrance does not face the county road, so the traffic inspection found nothing special,” said Guggemos, who also mentioned the poor condition of county road WM8 from Forst to Birkland.
“The topic is also known and planned.
It's relatively high on the needs list, ”reported Guggemos.
The Paterzell-Peißenberg road was finally approaching completion, although delays had resulted.
"Rainwater sewers and stone structures had to be built, so it will take a while," says Guggemos.
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