In Tennengau
Parents should have a say in public transport in future
Interim report on the Tennengautakt: The Salzburg Transport Association no longer just wants to ask schools about future connections. Further improvements are also planned for Tennengau.
Shortly after the introduction of the new Tennengautakt last December, there were numerous complaints. An interim report by the Salzburger Verkehrsverbund (SVV) has investigated the grievances, and the number of complaints has now dropped significantly. While more than 130 complaints were received in January, in April there were only around 40. According to the report, a lack of staff at the operating company was to blame for the introduction, which led to numerous line failures. These should have been largely resolved.
In future, however, the SVV will change a few things in the tendering process. For example, parents' representatives are to be involved in the planning process and no longer just the schools. Furthermore, the award procedures are to take place earlier than before. This would give the future operator more time to recruit staff and procure new vehicles.
The good news: new vehicles are now on the routes, others have already been delivered and should soon be ready for use. Pure electric vehicles will also be in use from the summer.
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