Road safety: money tap open for safer roads
In the coming period, municipalities, provinces and water boards will have new opportunities to make their roads safer with money from the government. At a time when the number of road casualties is increasing alarmingly,…
Campaign to reduce road casualties
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management recently launched the 'Nie Appen Me!' campaign. This is aimed at the senders of messages and should reduce the number of road casualties and accidents caused by smartphone use...
More and more speed camera hotspots in urban areas
The four major cities want to reduce the speed limit everywhere within built-up areas from 50 to 30 kilometers per hour. This should significantly reduce the number of road fatalities. That there…
Road Safety Coalition offers five solution directions
The Road Safety Coalition, of which the Cyclists' Union is a member, is seriously concerned about the rising number of road casualties. Despite all political efforts, a structural decline has not been achieved...
ANWB campaign: Every child safely on the bike
The ANWB believes that every child should be able to move safely through traffic on a bicycle. To achieve this, more attention must be paid to road safety and…
The Netherlands is going back to school, be careful
After the summer holidays there is a peak in the number of road casualties due to collisions between motorists and cycling students. Every day, almost two school classes full of children report for treatment…