Fussgängerüberweg Schaffhauserstrasse

3 Kommentare / Von Sabine Woelfle / 06/02/2024

Aktueller Hinweis: im Rahmen der ersten Sitzung des Bürgerforums am 6.3.2024 ging dieser Vorschlag zur Prüfung an die Verwaltung. Ergebnis: die Schaffhauserstrasse ist eine Bundesstrasse und liegt damit außerhalb der Kompetenz der Stadt. Es wird aber weiter geprüft

Unsere Freunde , Mitbewohner und ich würden es sehr begrüssen,

wenn es einen zusätzlichen Fussgägerüberweg (mit funktionierender und schnell ansprechender Ampel) in der Schaffhauserstrasse gäbe.

Zwischen ZG Raiffeisen /Norma

und Abzweig Waldshuter Strasse/.

Auf dieser Strecke ist es tagsüber fast unmöglich als Fussgänger die Strasse zu überqueren.

Sinnvoll wäre eventuell auch eine zusätzliche Geschwindigkeitsabhängige Schaltung an der Ampel ( Rot bei zu schnellem Fahren) ,da die Geschwingigkeitsbegrenzung von 30 km/h (22bis6Uhr) sowieso

kaum eingehalten wird.

Ausserdem würde es Fahrzeugen,

welche auf Schaffhauserstrasse abbiegen wollen erleichtert werden eine „ Lücke“ zu finden.

Vielen Dank und herzliche Grüsse

Thomas Hempe

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WOS

8 Monate zuvor

Sehr gut. Nicht zu vergessen, die zwei gegenüberliegenden Bushaltestellen und Gesundheits/Fitness Center und die Nutzung von Radfahrenden. Min eine Querungshilfe ähnlich wie beim Kaufland. Nicht vergessen zu kommentieren 😉

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WOS

7 Monate zuvor

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Siehe auch Radverkehrskonzept Landkreis Waldshut

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Mari

7 Monate zuvor

Dem kann ich nur zustimmen.

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