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The Bavarian Administrative Court has mandated that Munich must reinstall 30 km/h speed limit signs on Landshuter Allee after a previous decision to lift the restriction was challenged.

Residents of Munich are pushing for a return to a 30 km/h speed limit on Landshuter Allee amid legal actions against the city's decision to restore the 50 km/h limit.

The German Environmental Aid (DUH) plans to take legal action against the reinstatement of a 50 km/h speed limit on Landshuter Allee, arguing it violates air quality regulations.

Starting this Wednesday, vehicles weighing more than 3.5 tons will be prohibited from using the Landshuter-Allee Tunnel due to outdated safety regulations, particularly concerning fire safety, following a previous ban for vehicles over 7.5 tons.

München's mayor has ordered the removal of the 30 km/h speed limit signs on Landshuter Allee, reverting to 50 km/h in an effort to manage air quality regulations.

Munich prepares for extreme winter weather as Germany faces severe snowfalls, while a strict speed limit on Landshuter Allee is lifted due to reduced nitrogen dioxide levels.

Drivers on the Mittleren Ring in Munich should prepare for significant delays due to a lengthy bridge renovation on the Landshuter Allee starting January 20, expected to last until the end of December.

Munich's Mayor Dieter Reiter announced that the 30 km/h speed limit on a section of the Mittlere Ring will soon be raised to 50 km/h, reversing a restriction that has been in place for over a year.