2023-09-09 13:00:01
In the Enns town of Moos, the parents are rumbling. They found out by chance that their children would no longer be picked up by a van. The journey to the public transport stop one kilometer away is extremely dangerous, which is why many children now have to be chauffeured to school by mum and dad.
If we hadn’t called the bus company ourselves last Monday to inquire about departure times, we would never have found out that our children would no longer be picked up from home in the new school year.” Jasmina Haslhofer and. are bitterly disappointed with the Enns city politics Melanie Leber-Baloh is now looking forward to the new school year with major worry lines. To date, a total of 17 children from the town of Moos have been picked up from their own front door by a van. 17 children have to cross busy streets. On the first day of school, the two working mothers will have to bring their children themselves to the Enns elementary school, six kilometers away. “I don’t know what will happen next. The grandparents work. I work in the grocery store and rely on the goodwill of my employer,” says Leber-Baloh. The nearest public transport stop is around one kilometer away from the farm. The path leads over a busy street without sidewalks, zebra crossings and sufficient lighting. “The bus leaves shortly after 6.30, our children would then have to wait almost an hour for lessons to start,” says Haslhofer. She hopes that a solution will be found, as in Dimbach (Perg district), we reported. However, the mayor of Enns, Christian Deleja-Hotko (SP), does not sound particularly optimistic. “Although we are not responsible for this, we are currently examining all options to solve the problem in the interests of our citizens.” Responsibility of the Ministry of Family Affairs Explanation: The Ministry of Family Affairs is exclusively responsible for financing occasional transport.
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