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Citizens in Fechingen demand a stop to the speeding on a dangerous route!
Citizens are demanding measures against illegal car racing on the L 105 between Fechingen and Bliesransbach. Road safety!
Citizens in Fechingen demand a stop to the speeding on a dangerous route!
Residents of Fechingen and Bliesransbach are concerned about the increasing speeding problem on a section of the L 105 that runs about seven kilometers between the two towns. This track, known for its 24 turns, is used illegally as a race track. The curves include switchbacks, left-right combinations and long hairpin bends, making the area particularly dangerous for residents and road users. Red and white guardrails line the sharp curves, indicating the high risk of accidents. The road runs both uphill and downhill, making the situation even more complicated and dangerous. According to Saarbrücker Zeitung, residents are calling for urgent measures to curb the frenzy.
The increasing number of illegal car races is not just a local problem. A current survey shows that police nationwide are recording a significant increase in such races. The phenomenon is alarming and has been deemed a serious threat to public safety. More and more people are taking part in these risky events, which is also causing great concern for those living along the route in Fechingen and Bliesransbach. According to Spiegel, the rankings of illegal races recorded by the police are worrying and show that increasingly aggressive driving practices are being carried out in traffic.
Demands of residents
In order to restore safety on the L 105, the residents of Fechingen and Bliesransbach have drawn up a list of demands. These range from increased police checks to structural changes to the track to minimize the risk of illegal racing. The residents speak out clearly against the speeding and are demanding consistent action against the speeders.
The situation has reached a critical dimension due to the increase in illegal car racing, which requires urgent action. Citizens are concerned about the safety of their families and it remains to be seen how the authorities will respond to these alarming developments.