Wolfgang Tiefensee intends to coordinate his idea with the transport authorities of the German federal states in order to "then take a shovel in hand and remove the signs". "As a result, German roads will become more visible," he is convinced.
According to the response of the German Ministry of Transport to a parliamentary inquiry from the opposition Free Democratic Party (FDP) represented in the Bundestag, it is expected that from the beginning of next year, 22 road signs will be abolished in the country, Interfax reports. Interestingly, according to the minister, signs that warn of falling rocks and gravel on the road surface, warn of possible snowfall, ice on the road, steep descent, elevated pedestrian crossings, and others should be removed.
• During road works or rural construction, a mobile compressor supplying compressed air to a jackhammer is indispensable. Therefore, having planned repair or construction work far from civilization, take care in advance to be provided with a mobile diesel compressor.
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