Parking in Stuttgart: New measures against Poser and Raser!

Parking in Stuttgart: New measures against Poser and Raser!

Stuttgart is currently in motion, especially when it comes to parking false. The city has started to use Baken in the popular Posereck, especially on Steinstrasse and Nadlerstrasse, to prevent the wild parking. This new measure is not only a reaction to the presence of the Posers scene, which regularly marvels and shows, but also a comprehensive answer to a problem that affects many vehicle owners. According to the Stuttgart messages, the baks are set out for about 50 meters beyond the corner section to scare off false parkers and bring more order to the often chaotic parking conditions [Stuttgarter Nachrichten] .

In 2025, around 800 warnings for illegal parking in Nadlerstrasse were already exhibited. The traffic monitoring is very active and controlled not only during the week, but also on Saturdays until midnight. After all, five criminal tickets per day are proof of the high frequency of the controls, which are also perceived by the citizens. Not only is the Posers scene affected with its striking vehicles, but also other cars that do not adhere to the traffic rules [Kreiszeitung] .

measures to improve the situation

The city administration also checks structural measures in addition to the baks in order to avert the wrong parking even more effectively in the future. The aim is to guarantee enough space for delivery and rescue vehicles while trying to prevent parking. The topic is important because complaints from residents have so far failed to materialize, which indicates that the measures have so far been met with open ears [Kreiszeitung] .

In addition, police campaigns against Poser and Raters are still active in the city. Popular streets for such appearances are Friedrichstrasse, Theodor-Heuss-Straße, Bolzstraße and Stauffenbergstraße, where the speed limit was introduced to speed 30 after an accident. The reinforced controls and also the setting up of flashes along the party mile seem to bear fruit and have drawn attention to these topics [Spiegel] .