Despite heated discussions, the Federal Ministry of Transport is willing to support the further expansion of the motorway. Especially in the ranks of the Green Party, the project is considered to be absurd in terms of transport policy.
Popular routes in the Hochtaunus region remain closed to e-motorcycles. After initial confusion, the ban extension to electrically powered motorbikes has been officially confirmed.
New measurements in Switzerland show that e-cars can often be just as loud as combustion engines. Experts recommend noise models for forecasting and targeted introduction of traffic measures.
Despite a reduction in pollution, driving restrictions remain in the Citytunnel and Heinrichstraße. Against noise pollution, the introduction of a 30 km/h speed limit on the Rhönring is also planned.
The upcoming modern road surface near Behlertstraße should ensure less noise and also less pollution. The project gives the state capital food for thought. Could a new traffic concept for a clean Potsdam be coming?
Call busses, CO2-tolls and a ban on combustion vehicles in the city centre: this is how Berlin's Greens envision the mobility of the future. But the coalition partner is the first to reject the idea.
Soon, the US state will be tracking down noise offenders. Initially, six cities will participate in the pilot project.
The conference decided in favour of a motorway speed limit. In this way, the environment ministries of the federated states want to advance climate protection and reduce dependence on fuel imports. Now the ball is in the federal government's court.
New York has had enough of truck drivers who stand around with their engines running and pollute the air. Anyone who displays such a vehicle receives a sum of money.
Many drivers miss them when they sit in an electric car: The noises and handles that simply belong to a combustion engine. But there is a remedy: various car manufacturers imitate combustion cars when building their electric models..
