According to the CDA, antisocial behavior in traffic and against public transport staff should be punished more severely. The CDA has presented its election manifesto. Ralph Diederen, chairman of the program committee, presented the program to acting party chairman Mark Buck and party leader Henri Bontenbal. Mobility is high on the agenda of the CDA and the programme

Only 16% of employers have collective labor agreements on sustainable mobility. The recently published research by the Directorate General of Mobility (DGMo) offers a nuanced picture of how Dutch employers with more than 100 employees promote sustainable travel behavior among their employees. This in-depth study ran from May to June and approached companies via both

The 63rd Tong Tong Fair continues to be a vibrant event that offers a unique perspective on Indian culture and heritage. The Tong Tong Fair, one of the largest Eurasian fairs in the world, kicked off this week with an official opening by the mayor of The Hague, Jan van

“We already know where work is being done, so NS can already hire all buses. A shortage of buses cannot be an excuse,” says Rover director Freek Bos. Prorail recently announced that it would be working on the track more during the week, a decision that has generated both understanding and frustration. although it

The lawn management program has inadvertently led to yet another problem. It may seem surprising, but a municipality's mowing policy can certainly influence the mobility of its residents. Loopholes in residential areas serve an important purpose when it comes to the mobility of residents. They are often the