Last week, we reported on the new traffic arrangement at the bus turnaround at Kosiby/Kresów II RP in Bolesławiec. To improve the movement of city buses, road workers placed no-entry signs (B1) at the turnaround, with supplementary plates stating that they do not apply to MZK buses. The signs were intended to make it easier for bus drivers to maneuver. Meanwhile, after these signs were installed, the residents of the building on Kresów II RP Street were cut off from the outside world. It was also impossible to access the outbuilding where an alcohol wholesaler once operated.
On Thursday (11 July), road workers changed the traffic arrangement at the turnaround. A D4a sign informing drivers that the road is a dead end was installed there. One of the B1 signs was moved several dozen meters and placed level with the entrance to the property. The property, which had previously been cut off from the outside world, can now be entered and exited without violating traffic regulations. Unfortunately, the problem of the closed section of road and parking by the property remains. Therefore, if guests arrive, they will have to walk.