Residents of Tammelinna's Kungla Street are voicing their concerns regarding the parking management around Laulupesa, a local singing studio. The situation recently improved with the installation of a traffic cone near the studio steps, which seems to have created a smoother parking flow. However, the addition of the cone is not enough to address all of the local residents' complaints regarding the area.

Despite the positive changes brought by the new cone, there remains significant discontent among the community about the lack of proper sidewalks. Local residents feel that the absence of pedestrian pathways limits safety and accessibility for those walking in the vicinity, especially families and children. They have voiced hopes that further infrastructure improvements, such as the construction of sidewalks, would follow to enhance the safety and usability of the area.

This issue reflects a broader challenge in urban planning where the needs of pedestrians are often secondary to parking and vehicle access. As more residents are becoming aware of these shortfalls, there may be increased pressure on local authorities to find a more balanced approach that accommodates both traffic management and pedestrian safety in community planning initiatives.