Valley - Since many motorists are traveling too fast, a speed limit has now been discussed in the Valleys municipal council in several places.
The volume of traffic on the state road St2073 between Mitterdarching and Oberlaahrung is steadily increasing.
As usual out of town, 100 kilometers per hour can be driven there.
But often enough it happens that road users are on the road with significantly more on the speedometer.
Cars that are too fast are also a nuisance elsewhere.
The origin of the discussion about a speed limit on the St2073 in the Valley municipal council lay in another potential danger spot: Markus Nöscher first reported on an accident that had probably occurred due to restricted visibility.
Rosenheim road construction authority responsible for St2073
At the point “Hohe Überfahrt” - where the municipal road from the DJK Darching sports area meets the state road - the maize is so high shortly before the harvest that the view is severely restricted.
Mayor Bernhard Schäfer was aware of the problem: “In the past, maize was grown right up to the street.
The farmer has already moved a few meters away from the state road in order to provide a better view. "
In the course of the discussion - for example about an adapted driving style with restricted visibility and unreasonableness for some drivers - it turned out that the maize fields alone were not the problem.
Johannes Schneider (SPD), for example, found the speed of 100 km / h to be too fast.
Especially when there is a traffic jam on the motorway again, the state road is busy.
He as well as Kordula Killer (FW) found a speed limit to be appropriate.
But the decision is not in the hands of the municipality, as Mayor Schäfer explained.
The Rosenheim road construction authority is responsible for that.
Bernhard Schäfer promised those present, however, to present the problem to the office in order to find a possible solution.
Tempo 30 at the St. Nicholas Kindergarten
Another request for an adjusted pace came from Claudia Zimmer (Valleyer list).
Not only on the Bergstrasse in Oberdarching, but also on the western through-town in Hohendilching, residents complain that many cars drive too fast.
She therefore made the proposal to paint the speed limit of 30 kilometers per hour on the street.
Mayor Bernhard Schäfer announced that he would commission the building yard to spray pictograms on the streets in the area of the St. Nicholas Kindergarten and in the area of the bus stop in Hohendilching.
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