Overview
- Amsterdam will set 30 km/h on part of the Prins Hendrikkade and has canceled the planned reconfiguration, citing lower urgency after earlier fixes.
- Physical traffic-calming on that corridor is deferred to major maintenance scheduled for 2028–2032, with new 30 km/h signs used in the interim.
- Groningen will install fluorescent 50 km/h and sharp-curve warnings at the ‘Mariokartbocht’ during an overnight closure from 20:00 on 29 Sept to 06:00 on 30 Sept.
- The province has ordered a G‑VVI safety audit of the bend, with findings expected later in the autumn to guide any further measures.
- Haarlem will lower the limit to 30 km/h on 132 roads from 1 Oct 2025 and projects a 20–30% drop in crashes, especially benefiting people walking and cycling.