Low Water: ADAC: Traffic Jams Remain Out Despite Relaxed Truck Driving Ban
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saarbruecker-zeitung.de
HandelsblattBecause of the low water only a few ships can sail on the Rhine, trucks are supposed to help with transport - even on Sundays. First assessments show how this affects traffic.
Frankfurter Allgemeine
berliner-sonntagsblatt.deThe Sunday ban was relaxed because of the low water – but the regulation is used only little.
Rhine ships can hardly drive because of the low water, loosening of the Sunday driving bans for trucks should help the affected industry. However, this is obviously above all a symbol policy.
The lifting of the truck driving ban on Sundays and holidays due to the low water has so far only led to a limited increase in traffic.
In several federal states the Sunday driving ban for trucks was suspended, but this did not lead to a significant increase in truck journeys.
@arbeitsunrecht.de: Freight forwarders face their drivers with broad shoulders and give the opportunity to send drivers to the slopes on Sundays, a cancellation. The driving times are already exhausted, many loading and unloading points are closed on Sundays and the industry suffers from driver shortages. Capacity failures of the dry-off inland waterway transport are not to be replaced by temporary lifting of the Sunday driving ban. The article …
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