The current closure of the confluence of the Kurfürsten- in the Landsberger Starße has caused great excitement among parents whose children go to Theresa School.
Germering - The school had not been informed by the city about the closure, which will last until the end of next week, writes Rector Monika Lassak in a letter to the parents that the Münchner Merkur has received.
Because of this, it was not possible to prepare affected children and parents for the new way to school, writes Lassak.
This school route recommended by the city leads through the pedestrian underpass at Rosenstrasse.
According to the city, it has "been cleared and illuminated," continues Monika Lassak.
A city representative confirmed this.
Nevertheless, she classifies the whole thing as a “very uncomfortable situation”.
This can only be signed by a student father who has informed Mercury about the situation.
He also contradicts the representation that the underpass is illuminated and says: “In the meantime there is still snow and the stairs are slippery.
This underpass is not an alternative for children, young people and cyclists. "
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Affected children are currently supposed to go to Theresenschule through this underpass.
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Cyclists in particular face major problems with the closure, the reader continues: “The central connection between the Neugermering and Harthaus districts has been interrupted for cyclists and there is no realistic alternative.
Harthaus was thus cut off from kindergartens, schools, sports clubs and shops for cyclists. ”The children who attend the Max-Born-Gymnasium would also have to cross Landsberger Straße by bike at this point.
The city had informed in advance about the blockage.
However, cyclists have not been advised that they can no longer cross the road.
In addition, he could not understand that the city had not installed any pedestrian traffic lights at this point: "There is a solution for motorists."
