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Speed limit in Leipzig increases to 30 km/h starting next week.

New Speed Limit on Kolmstraße in Stötteritz, Leipzig: Effective from Monday, the city has implemented a 30 km/h speed limit on Kolmstraße. This change affects the section of the road between Kommandant-Prendel-Allee and Holzhäuser Straße.

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Speed limit in Leipzig increases to 30 km/h starting next week.

Freshened Up: Leipzig's New Speed Limit

It's a hop, skip, and pedal in Leipzig's Kolmstraße from next week! The district council of Southeast has proposed a speed limit of 30 km/h, starting from Monday, in the section between Kommandant-Prendel-Allee and Holzhäuser Straße. Here's why!

A Whiff of Tranquility

Do people of Stötteritz prefer a quieter life? The upcoming speed limit is part of Leipzig's noise action plan, focusing on street sections where noise levels exceed 65 decibels during the day and 55 decibels at night...just like in Kolmstraße's segment.

A lower speed limit wouldn't just soothe the ears but also lessen the emissions and breathe life into the neighborhood, as the smoother drives mean less fuel consumption and air pollution.

Road Run?

_ worried about getting stuck in slow traffic? It's true that the speed limit may increase travel times slightly. But the trade-off? Fewer accidents, a safer road, and an environment conducive to residents and children._

*Coincidentally, the cost for the new speed limit signs is around 3,000 euros, according to city officials. But remember, safety and quality of life are priceless!_

Finding it hard to keep the pace? Don't worry! People often need time to adjust to changes. But rest assured, with lower speeds, you'll have plenty of time to enjoy a quieter stroll in Leipzig while helping the city achieve its sustainable mobility goals.

As Leipzig strives for a quieter lifestyle, the home-and-garden ambiance can extend to the streets, with the new speed limit promoting a sustainable living environment, where residents and children can safely enjoy the neighborhood's scenery.

Embracing a slower pace on the roads not only supports sustainable living but also stimulates healthier home-and-garden lifestyles through increased opportunities for outdoor leisure activities and reduced air pollution.

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