Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 1097)

frapi07 wrote on 08.03.2024 at 23:33:
I guess that's a lot of money for an open parking lot. It's not a garage. No idea how the 420€/year is justified. What costs have risen due to inflation? It's not using electricity, it's not a building or anything. Maybe you can explain to me what justifies this 40% price increase:D

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Stromberg wrote on 09.03.2024 at 08:41:

You had written that the parking spaces were redone, of course the landlord pays for that.

The parking spaces will also have to be redone at some point in the future, and the costs are of course affected by inflation.
Fees for rainwater drainage will also be incurred and will increase, unless the landlord has paving that can seep away.

But the main reason will simply be supply and demand and an adjustment to normal market prices.

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Stromberg wrote on 09.03.2024 at 08:41:

You had written that the parking spaces were redone, of course the landlord pays for that.

The parking spaces will also have to be redone at some point in the future, and the costs are of course affected by inflation.
Fees for rainwater drainage will also be incurred and will increase, unless the landlord has paving that can seep away.

But the main reason will simply be supply and demand and an adjustment to normal market prices.

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frapi07 wrote on 08.03.2024 at 22:37:

Exactly that I miss zero and blech 35€ a month xD But is really awesome, 20 years ago it was 15€ a month... then the parking lots were redone and that's when it was raised to 25€ and last year they just raised it like that. Well, but the basic rent is cheap xD

When I was little and lived in the city center for a few years, it often took us a good 10-15 minutes to find a parking space. So I don't know how long the problem with the permanent green policy has been going on, but it was a problem when I was little too xD

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gamble1 wrote on 09.03.2024 at 13:53:
By that I meant less the policy in and of itself but more this awareness car is harmful etc...


Of course you used to have to look for parking spaces, but not on the outskirts of the city center, at least not in the evening

Here, about 12 parking spaces were destroyed for a recreational park (not used by anyone) and 20 along a street also for a bus stop as well as a cab stand and large concrete pillars with a few plants in them but is now to be converted to 100% only for cyclists in the next few years so a ban on motorized vehicles

Then 2-3 more were stamped out for a bicycle dome to park your bike and another 2-3 for e-scooter areas where they can be parked

For motorists, 2 large parking garages were built at the other outer end of the city, which means a 30-40 minute walk depending on where you live and parking fees of €2 per hour, even overnight

So if I now ride my bike or e-scooter, I can park virtually on my doorstep, but if I use a car where I pay taxes, Insurance and everything else, in 8 out of 10 cases I still have to walk 30 minutes and pay for it - that's what I call super well thought-out

@R3hab

Already tried have gone there to 10 to the OB no chance talks what of yes is just so you can do nothing KFZ free districts (is a green or was he once no idea)

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gamble1 wrote on 09.03.2024 at 13:53:
By that I meant less the policy in and of itself but more this awareness car is harmful etc...


Of course you used to have to look for parking spaces, but not on the outskirts of the city center, at least not in the evening

Here, about 12 parking spaces were destroyed for a recreational park (not used by anyone) and 20 along a street also for a bus stop as well as a cab stand and large concrete pillars with a few plants in them but is now to be converted to 100% only for cyclists in the next few years so a ban on motorized vehicles

Then 2-3 more were stamped out for a bicycle dome to park your bike and another 2-3 for e-scooter areas where they can be parked

For motorists, 2 large parking garages were built at the other outer end of the city, which means a 30-40 minute walk depending on where you live and parking fees of €2 per hour, even overnight

So if I now ride my bike or e-scooter, I can park virtually on my doorstep, but if I use a car where I pay taxes, Insurance and everything else, in 8 out of 10 cases I still have to walk 30 minutes and pay for it - that's what I call super well thought-out

@R3hab

Already tried have gone there to 10 to the OB no chance talks what of yes is just so you can do nothing KFZ free districts (is a green or was he once no idea)

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gamble1 wrote on 09.03.2024 at 13:53:
By that I meant less the policy in and of itself but more this awareness car is harmful etc...


Of course you used to have to look for parking spaces, but not on the outskirts of the city center, at least not in the evening

Here, about 12 parking spaces were destroyed for a recreational park (not used by anyone) and 20 along a street also for a bus stop as well as a cab stand and large concrete pillars with a few plants in them but is now to be converted to 100% only for cyclists in the next few years so a ban on motorized vehicles

Then 2-3 more were stamped out for a bicycle dome to park your bike and another 2-3 for e-scooter areas where they can be parked

For motorists, 2 large parking garages were built at the other outer end of the city, which means a 30-40 minute walk depending on where you live and parking fees of €2 per hour, even overnight

So if I now ride my bike or e-scooter, I can park virtually on my doorstep, but if I use a car where I pay taxes, Insurance and everything else, in 8 out of 10 cases I still have to walk 30 minutes and pay for it - that's what I call super well thought-out

@R3hab

Already tried have gone there to 10 to the OB no chance talks what of yes is just so you can do nothing KFZ free districts (is a green or was he once no idea)

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frapi07 wrote on 09.03.2024 at 23:19:

Ahh, I see.

Okay, the parking garage really sucks. 2€/h lol. I would deregister my car and sell it. 50€ Germany ticket rules xD No, it's not that drastic here^^ Only if you have the "bad luck" and don't get home from work until around 10 pm to 11 pm (e.g. gastronomy), then you might have a bit of a hard time. At night, however, you can park your car in a "forbidden" zone in the worst case, as the public order office usually doesn't come xD But I understand if you park in the wrong place. There's just no other option. But if we go back to the topic of the "chief of the police", he always denounced people who were simply too lazy and only looked out for themselves. Especially with the guy who unloaded. 5 meters further and he could have unloaded there. You'd think it was the exception, but unfortunately not ^^

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