Landleben 2025: Citizens are calling for better mobility and more leisure activities!

Landleben 2025: Citizens are calling for better mobility and more leisure activities!

In the rural area of ​​the Ludwigslust-Parchim district, citizens face major challenges, especially when it comes to accessibility and mobility. A current home check shows that poor bus connections and inadequate cell phone reception are a constant annoyance for many residents. The residents of Lübtheen express the desire to improve the connection according to Pritzier and demand more cleanliness in the streets and more appealing flower discounts for the guests. The need for an expanded mobile phone and state subsidies of the municipalities are also claimed loudly to increase the quality of life, as the Nordkurier reports.

In addition, the Lübtheeners want additional hotel rooms and more diverse gastronomy to expand the local offer. Smaller leisure activities, such as cinema evenings, are also on the wish list. On the other hand, the support offer for families with children, which has proven to be excellent, is positive. The emergency supply by ambulances, fire brigade and doctors also achieves many positive feedback. An recycling center and the availability of banking institutions, even if their opening times are often inadequate, are rated well.

needs of the older generation

The city of Grabow has also spoken out and demands more offers for older people. This is where street cafes, sporting activities and sufficient parking spaces are very popular. Speed ​​limits on the Steindamm are also desired, as well as more benches along the Elde for relaxed walks. Criticism also arises in terms of the use of money in the city, where, according to citizens' opinions, funds for road renovations and age -appropriate living space are missing. Citizens are dissatisfied with the increase in admission prices in the Waldbad and experience an increasing division in the city through the lack of specialist.

Lübz, another city in the region, pronounces demands to prevent emigration from shops and to improve cell phone reception. In addition, modern leisure activities is necessary for young people and young adults, including the urgently needed modernization of discos and cinemas. Here, too, it is the connection to open public transport that causes resentment among the residents.

public transport in focus

Public transport (public transport) in rural areas is more than ever in the focus of the discussion. A study on mobility in rural areas shows that public transport is often unattractive. The low timing, the limited operating times and the defective area coverage help to ensure that 60% of the routes in rural areas are covered by cars. This leads to a CO2 footprint per person per person almost a quarter higher compared to urban areas, as the Federal Center for Political Education notes.

The coverage by public transport is often not sufficient, which is problematic for seniors and people with low incomes. To counteract this, new mobility offers are required. Autonomous minibuses and car sharing solutions could increase the attractiveness of public transport in rural areas and contribute to solving mobility problems, but corresponding statutory and technical adjustments still have to be regulated.

Overall, the Heimatcheck in the Ludwigslust-Parchim district shows that there is an acute need for action in many cities and municipalities. Citizens want not only a better connection and more mobility, but also a higher quality of life that can be achieved by many small but fine changes. Anyone who wants to contribute to improving living conditions in the region is invited to participate in participating in the home check, as the Schweriner Volkszeitung stimulates.