What will future mobility look like?
The district association of the Greens dealt with this question in a digital factual and technical discussion with Bundestag member Beate Walter-Rosenheimer.
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First, Lisa Badum, climate policy spokeswoman for the Greens in the Bundestag, reported in the online session that the road network has been expanded by 40 percent since 1992.
At the same time, the railway lines have shrunk by 20 percent.
Car traffic has been growing steadily for 30 years.
"We have more cars than ever before."
It is important to change course and form broad alliances so that fewer cars are built and other industrial jobs are created.
Badum activities appear particularly important at the local level.
As an example, she cited the 365-euro ticket, which is only available in the district for schoolchildren and trainees.
It must be available to everyone.
Since the public transport connections in rural areas are very patchy and many people depend on the car, Beate Walter-Rosenheimer advocated transport associations from several districts.
Dagmar Mosch, spokeswoman for BI expansion S 4, could not give the participants much hope for the four-track expansion.
The feasibility study is still not available.
The planning for the three-track expansion to Eichenau is in place and cannot simply be expanded to four tracks.
The conclusion of the Greens after the technical discussion: Quick and far-reaching action is necessary.