Wichtiger Hinweis
Pedestrian traffic concept
Stand: 05.05.2025
A pedestrian traffic concept is being drawn up for Erlangen to make walking safer and more attractive.
We invite you to take part in our pedestrian traffic check - you can find all the information below!
As part of the Transport Development and Mobility Plan (VEP) 2030, the city of Erlangen has identified walking as an important factor in the climate and transport transition. On July 25, 2023, the Environment, Transport and Planning Committee decided to commission a city-wide pedestrian traffic concept. The aim is to increase the safety and attractiveness of walking throughout the city - both in the city center and in all districts of Erlangen. As a first step, the planning basis for this is being developed by the commissioned planning offices "LK Argus" and "Mobilitätslösung".
The pedestrian traffic concept is being drawn up with the intensive involvement of the administration, politicians, local experts and the population.
During the pedestrian traffic checks, citizens, politicians and administrators jointly assess the local pedestrian traffic situation. In a joint inspection and a preceding workshop, proposals are drawn up on how walking routes can be made even more attractive and safer in the future.
The route to be walked is no longer than 1.5 km. After the walks, the results will be jointly prepared and summarized in a workshop.
We look forward to welcoming numerous participants from all age and population groups! Because you know best where the "shoe pinches" in your district.
The dates for the pedestrian traffic checks will take place in April and May from 4 - 6 p.m. on the following dates:
- 08.04. Erlangen East
- 06.05. Erlangen South/Sebaldus
- 07.05. Bruck
- 14.05. Anger/Rathenau
- 15.05. Alterlangen
We will publish the respective meeting points and the registration links here on the website in good time.
The pedestrian traffic check in Erlangen East took place
on April 08, 2025 from 16:00 to 18:00
in Erlangen East
Meeting point in the multi-generational housing "Stadtquartier",
Marie-Curie-Straße 3, 91052 Erlangen,
in the common room
Route A started in Marie-Curie-Straße to Allee am Röthelheimpark, ran along Konrad-Zuse-, Paul-Gordan- and Helene-Richter-Straße.
Route B ran north via Alfred-Wegener-Straße to Artilleriestraße, via Sieglitzhofer Straße past the elementary school and back via Ritzerstraße and Kurt-Schuhmacher-Straße.
We cordially invite you to the pedestrian traffic check in Erlangen South and Sebaldus! This will take place
on May 06, 2025 from 16:00 to 18:00
in Erlangen South and Sebaldus
Meeting point is at the BBGZ (community, meeting and health center)
Hartmannstraße 118, 91058 Erlangen,
Please register under the following link: Pedestrian traffic check Erlangen Süd and Sebaldus | DFN-Terminplaner
Route A starts in Hartmannstraße and leads via Gebbertstraße, Komotauerstraße, Memelstraße and Am Röthelheim back to the starting point.
Route B runs further east via Röthelheimgraben to Erwin-Rommel-Straße, via Königsberger Straße and back via Lupinenweg and the crossing at Hartmannstraße.
Important improvements for the entire neighborhood can be discussed in the workshop section!
We cordially invite you to the pedestrian traffic check in Erlangen Bruck! This will take place
on May 07, 2025 from 16:00 to 18:00
in Erlangen Bruck
Meeting point is at the youth center / learning room - hall
Junkerstraße 1, 91058 Erlangen
Please register under the following link: Pedestrian traffic check Erlangen Bruck | DFN-Terminplaner
Route A starts in Zeißstraße and leads via Eggenreuther Weg, Bunsenstraße and Anschützstraße to Bruck train station and back to the starting point via the elementary school on Brucker Lache.
Route B runs south along Äußere Tennenloher Straße and back with stops at Borsigstraße/Boschstraße, Röntgenstraße/Robert-Mayer-Straße and the stop at Max-Planck-Straße.
Important improvements for the entire neighborhood can be discussed in the workshop section!
We cordially invite you to the pedestrian traffic check in Erlangen Anger and Rathenau! This will take place
on May 14, 2025 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm
Meeting point is at the Pestalozzi School,
Pestalozzistraße 1, 91052 Erlangen.
Please register at the following link: Pedestrian traffic check Erlangen Anger and Rathenau | DFN-Terminplaner
Route A starts at the turning hammer of Pestalozzistraße, leads north along Äußere Brucker Straße and back to the starting point with stops at Mainstraße, Donaustraße and Neckarstraße as well as Saalestraße.
Route B starts along Pestalozzistraße via Wichernstraße, crosses Paul-Gossen-Straße via Brucker Radweg and Michael-Vogel-Straße as well as Am Anger back to the starting point.
Important improvements for the entire neighborhood can be discussed in the workshop section!
We cordially invite you to the pedestrian traffic check in Alterlangen! This will take place
on May 15, 2025 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm
Meeting point is at the Hermann-Hedenus-Mittelschule,
Schallershofer Straße 20, 91056 Erlangen.
Entrance via the schoolyard
Please register under the following link: Pedestrian traffic check Alterlangen
From Hermann-Hedenus-Schule, route A leads north along Möhrendorfer Str., Kosbacher Weg and Nachtigallenweg and back through the underpass at Kosbacher Damm.
Route B leads south from Hedenusstraße via Ludwig-Sand-Straße to An den Seelöchern, Siedlerstraße and back along Schallershofer Straße.
Important improvements for the entire neighborhood can be discussed in the workshop section!
Your commitment to pedestrian traffic in Erlangen - Thank you!
From 29.10. to 10.12.2024, citizens were able to get involved online. In addition, over 2,000 flyers were distributed in the city area for return.
With over 3,900 contributions from more than 1,100 participants on our map and additional feedback by post, you gave us valuable insights. Your assessments and wishes clearly show that pedestrian traffic in Erlangen is important to you!
Your feedback covers a broad spectrum: from positive examples such as nice places to spend time, good accessibility and the separation of cycling and walking to various challenges such as accessibility, safe routes to school, conflicts with other road users and the expansion of crossing facilities. Your feedback will be evaluated in the next step.
You can view the contributions on the online map under the following link.
A city-wide kick-off event was held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. The objectives and process of the project were presented. You can find the documentation at the bottom of the page.
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Further information
Documentation of the kick-off event for pedestrian traffic 05.11.2024
Public relations work against parking offenders - reminder cards
Pick-up and drop-off zones at Erlangen elementary school
The aim of the pick-up and drop-off zones, which are gradually being introduced at Erlangen schools, is to prevent stopping and parking directly in front of the school and thus increase road safety.
Barrier-free Erlangen
Inclusion only works if people with disabilities are able to participate in everyday life in our city. Accessibility is a prerequisite for this. Here you can find out what is accessible in Erlangen and how you can achieve accessibility.
Transport development and mobility plan 2030 (VEP 2030)
The Transport Development and Mobility Plan 2030 (VEP 2030 for short) defines the objectives and strategies in the field of mobility in Erlangen for the next ten to 15 years. The strategies and recommended measures developed are intended to contribute to future-proof mobility and sustainable and environmentally friendly urban development.
Mobility
On this page you will find an overview of all the important information about mobility and infrastructure in Erlangen.
Cycling
All information for cyclists and cyclists in Erlangen: Where can I park my bike? How can I apply for a grant for my cargo bike? Where are there cycle lanes?
Free public transport in the city center
Change for free! Free travel on the buses in Erlangen city center. Travel comfortably and quickly in Erlangen city center without looking for a parking space. Since January 1, 2024, it's been "free travel" on all bus routes within the free Erlangen city center area.
Documentation of the kick-off event for pedestrian traffic 05.11.2024
Public relations work against parking offenders - reminder cards
Pick-up and drop-off zones at Erlangen elementary school
The aim of the pick-up and drop-off zones, which are gradually being introduced at Erlangen schools, is to prevent stopping and parking directly in front of the school and thus increase road safety.
Barrier-free Erlangen
Inclusion only works if people with disabilities are able to participate in everyday life in our city. Accessibility is a prerequisite for this. Here you can find out what is accessible in Erlangen and how you can achieve accessibility.
Transport development and mobility plan 2030 (VEP 2030)
The Transport Development and Mobility Plan 2030 (VEP 2030 for short) defines the objectives and strategies in the field of mobility in Erlangen for the next ten to 15 years. The strategies and recommended measures developed are intended to contribute to future-proof mobility and sustainable and environmentally friendly urban development.
Mobility
On this page you will find an overview of all the important information about mobility and infrastructure in Erlangen.
Cycling
All information for cyclists and cyclists in Erlangen: Where can I park my bike? How can I apply for a grant for my cargo bike? Where are there cycle lanes?
Free public transport in the city center
Change for free! Free travel on the buses in Erlangen city center. Travel comfortably and quickly in Erlangen city center without looking for a parking space. Since January 1, 2024, it's been "free travel" on all bus routes within the free Erlangen city center area.
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