The town of Cerkvenjak has launched a volunteer-based mobility project called 'Prostofer' to assist elderly residents who cannot drive themselves to medical appointments, offices, or shops. Since March 2022, over 30 trips have been made under this initiative. The local pensioners' association supported the project, recognizing the need for such assistance, especially since many younger residents work in neighboring Austria or Maribor. The current vehicle used for these trips, a Ford C-Max from 2007, is old and worn out, increasing risks during transportation. To address this, the municipality partnered with two organizations to apply for funding through the LAS Ovtar Slovenian Mountains fund to support a more sustainable mobility solution. In addition to acquiring an electric car, the municipality plans to improve accessibility by creating a disabled parking space, installing tactile floor markings inside the municipal building, and equipping the area with urban infrastructure. GT Breznik will also add two electric bikes to their hospitality and tourism offerings.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a local community initiative aimed at improving mobility for the elderly and disabled, which is a public service issue. It presents information objectively, highlighting both the challenges faced by the existing system and the planned improvements. There is no clear partisan,褒
Why factuality (85): The article provides detailed information about the Prostofer project in Cerkvenjak, including its launch date, the number of transports conducted, involvement of local organizations like the retirees' association, and mentions the environmental strategy of the municipality. It references official s
Why objectivity (80): The tone remains informative and neutral, presenting both the benefits of the program and the challenges faced by the municipality. There is no overt bias or emotional language, though there is some emphasis on the importance of the service to the elderly community.





