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"Is It Not Done Until Something Happens?" That's What the City of Salzburg's Wheel Coordinator Says About Your Demands.

Summary by SALZBURG24
A lively debate has triggered our article about the dangerous, barely visible cycle path on the Linzer Bundesstraße in Salzburg-Gnigl. In addition to worries and criticism, numerous ideas and concrete questions were raised by the SALZBURG24 community: Why is it not simply postmarked? And who is responsible at all? We have collected your suggestions and submitted them to the bicycle coordinator of the city of Salzburg, Markus Huber.
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A lively debate has triggered our article about the dangerous, barely visible cycle path on the Linzer Bundesstraße in Salzburg-Gnigl. In addition to worries and criticism, numerous ideas and concrete questions were raised by the SALZBURG24 community: Why is it not simply postmarked? And who is responsible at all? We have collected your suggestions and submitted them to the bicycle coordinator of the city of Salzburg, Markus Huber.

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SALZBURG24 broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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