They still don't know whether they will be allowed to ride their bikes on the autobahn.
But as a precaution, the Würmtaler representatives of the action alliance # get off - mobility turnaround now!
already installed a hydrant in front of the Graefelfinger community center.
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- There will be the last meeting point for all cyclists from the south-west on Saturday, September 11th, at the bike rally on the occasion of the Munich IAA premiere, before heading to the state capital. "The last water filling station before the motorway", says the Graefelfingen Green Councilor Martin Feldner, who acts as the rally meeting leader Würmtal Nord for ADFC Starnberg, ADFC Munich, VCD Starnberg, Naturfreunde Würmtal and Bund Naturschutz. He hopes to be able to take the A96 after all.
The campaign alliance #ausstieg takes the international motor show, which now operates under the name IAA Mobility, as an opportunity to call for a traffic turnaround. "We are expecting several thousand participants," says Martina Tollkühn, communications officer at ADFC Munich, about the rally. Cyclists should come to the state capital on 16 routes. Eleven months ago, so Tollkühn, the meeting request went out with the expected scope. In August, the district administration department rejected the use of the A96 in the west of Munich and the A94 in the east.
The action alliance does not give up.
After a defeat in the first instance, the Bavarian Administrative Court now has to decide whether cyclists are allowed to use the motorway near Graefelfing on Saturday.
Because the judgment is still to be made and the routes may have to be changed again at the request of the authorities, the action alliance asks all participants to check the constantly updated website iaa-demo.de for any changes shortly before the start.
Recklessly: "It's not nice for us either."
In the Würmtal there are five meeting points for participants in the rally on Saturday, September 11th: Gautinger Town Hall (12.15 p.m.), Kraillinger Brewery (12.30 p.m.), Church Square in front of St. Elisabeth in Planegger Bahnhofstrasse (12.50 p.m.), Neurieder Maypole (13.00 p.m.) O'clock) and Gräfelfinger Bürgerhaus (also 1 p.m.).
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