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Clean air for Lucerne

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Clean air for Lucerne

Clean air for Lucerne - Let's breathe a sigh of relief!

Clean air is a basic requirement for health and quality of life. But even in Lucerne, air pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and fine dust exceed the recommended limit values ​​of the World Health Organization on many days. Busy streets and densely populated neighborhoods are particularly affected. This initiative is committed to sustainably improving air quality and making Lucerne a healthier city for everyone.

The core of the initiative is a package of measures that rethinks both transport and public space. This includes comprehensive 30 km/h zones in residential areas, the promotion of electromobility through the expansion of charging stations, and a clear prioritization of public transport and bicycle traffic. At the same time, more green street spaces should be created because trees and plants can filter pollutants and improve the urban climate.

Air pollution is not only an environmental problem, but also a serious health risk. In Switzerland, several thousand premature deaths are linked to poor air quality every year. Children, older people and people with respiratory diseases are particularly sensitive.

An important part of the initiative is also traffic calming by speeding up to 30 km/h. Lower speeds not only significantly reduce the risk of accidents, but also reduce noise and exhaust fumes. Cities that have implemented such measures report a noticeably better quality of life for their population.

With this initiative, Lucerne is intended to take a clear step towards a healthier, quieter and more climate-friendly city - for us and for future generations.

Support the initiative and help make the air in Lucerne cleaner. 🌿

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