The goal is to better control the parking space - Mobility Director Wandrey: "Increased use of the neighborhood garages"
The magistrate of the science city of Darmstadt has decided to expand the parking space management periods in the Lincoln settlement and in the Ludwigshöhviertel . In the future, the management will apply daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. , instead of Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The aim is to reduce parking pressure on Sundays and to promote the use of the neighborhood garages .
"Especially in the evening hours and on weekends there is often a strong occupancy of the public street - often by residents who use free parking outside of regular times. This means that visitors are not parked and sometimes blocked," explains mobility director Paul Georg Wandrey .
More quality of stay through targeted parking management
With the expansion of the times, the situation should be defused. The measure is an important step as part of the desired "mobility peace" , said Wandrey. Especially in the Lincoln settlement, the problem of residents was often addressed who would like more quality of stay in public space. The majority are positively opposed Auto -poor mobility concept
If the measures taken do not achieve the desired effects, the mobility and civil engineering office that they would check further adjustments.
Model quarters rely on sustainable mobility
The Lincoln settlement and the Ludwigshöhviertel (LHV) are considered model projects for sustainable urban development in Darmstadt. 3,500 people already live in the Lincoln settlement , the LHV is still in the construction phase-the first apartments were moved into 2024.
Both quarters have neighborhood garages and well thought -out mobility management. The public parking space is deliberately limited and is primarily kept free for visitors, visitors and craft services. residents' parking cards are not provided because there is sufficient private streams available.
(Darmstadt - Red/PSD/DK)
