Traffic Jam at Elsen Bridge - Greens Criticize Senate - Berlin’s Greens propose bold fixes for Elsen Bridge traffic chaos
Berlin’s Green Party has called for urgent action to ease severe congestion at the Elsen Bridge. The group unveiled an eight-point plan after persistent gridlock disrupted traffic flow. Their proposals include major changes to infrastructure and enforcement in the area.
The Greens want fixed barriers and access controls installed to keep bus lanes and bike paths clear. They also propose a 24-hour police presence to enforce traffic rules. Another key measure involves adjusting traffic light timings to reduce bottlenecks.
The Greens’ plan aims to cut delays and improve safety around the Elsen Bridge. If adopted, changes like lane closures and stricter enforcement could reshape daily travel for drivers, cyclists, and public transport users. The Senate’s response and timeline for action remain under discussion.
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