Dusseldorf --
That the city has so finely conceived.
Parking meters and collect up to leave but the high curbs! That's what happened at the Prince George Street.
In the parking bays deep gaping holes. At the high drive to curb motorists break the tires.
Horst Kemna (55) from Ratingen, tore open with his Mini Cooper, the oil pan and residents Horst Braun (46) complains of tire failures. The Bezirksvertretung years ago the administration had proposed a lowering of the curb between the Schmittmann and Moltkestraße, but nothing happened so far.
This day the parking is as expensive to the Prince George's Street as on the Kö. Only on the Kö the parking lots are at least good in the shot.
Maria Seiters (33) works at the Prince George's Street: "Apart from the high curbs, to which we must be up, it is dangerous, when one or departure rank back and forth."
To Roland Hahn from the Office for Traffic Management: "We will look carefully at the times and try to remedy the situation."
