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Overcrowded buses on line 146: What is being done to improve the situation?

DP MP André Bauler heard that recently the buses on line 146 were so overcrowded in the morning that students had to be left standing. For this reason, he asked what was planned to improve the situation.

„Zu mengem allergréissten Erstaunen ass mer zu Ouere komm, datt déi lescht Woch a gëschter Méindeg de Bus RGTR 146, dee vu Wooltz iwwer Bidscht, Géisdref, Dol, Nacher bis op Kautebaach fiert, moies fréi eng ganz Rei Leit huet misse stoe loossen, dorënner Kanner, déi sechs Mol hannerteneen an enger Woch bei der Nacher Schoul um 7.14 Auer stoe gelooss goufen. De Bus huet nëmmen néng Plazen, muss awer däitlech méi Leit transportéieren. Dat féiert dozou, datt d’Elteren Hals iwwer Kapp mussen asprange fir d’Kanner op Ettelbréck oder Dikrech an d’Schoul ze féieren, well se soss eng Prüfung oder de Cours verpassen.

Aus deem Gronn wollt ech den Här Mobilitéitsminister folgendes froen:

  1. Ass den Här Minister iwwer dës mësslech Situatioun informéiert ginn?
  2. Huet den Här Minister iwwer seng Zerwisser dofir suerge gelooss, datt dëse Fall sech an Zukunft net méi widderhëlt an d’Kapazitéit (Plazen am Bus) eropgesat gëtt?
  3. Sinn dem Här Minister änlech Fäll an aneren Deeler vum Weelzer Kanton an doriwwer eraus bekannt?“

Äntwert vum Minister fir Mobilitéit an ëffentlech Aarbechten op d’parlamentaresch Fro n° 7233 vum 24. November 2022 vum Här Deputéierten André Bauler.

D’Fro ass identesch zur Fro n° 7227.

Op der Linn 146 wäerten iwwer de ganzen Dag Standard Bussen mat 50 Setzplazen agesat ginn amplaz vu Minibussen.

Aner dringend Fäll sinn de Moment net bekannt. Wann et sech erweist datt an Zukunft iergendwou Kapazitéiten net duer ginn wäerte méng Servicer de Méiglechkeeten no reagéieren.

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