It has been in the air for years that we also have to pay extra attention to the maximum speed on N roads. From next week it’s really time. Then the first system really comes on between Eembrugge and Bunschoten and fines can follow. Other routes will follow this year in the rest of the country.
Anyone who drives too fast on the N-roads of the Netherlands can only bump into a lamp with a speed camera or mobile flash. However, route controls must make permanent enforcement possible. Trajectories have been set up in various places in the country for the past two years, but up to now you have not had to fear a fine. This will change on Monday (February 24). The control of the N414 between Baarn and Bunschoten has been tight since then, reports among others RTV Utrecht.
Other route checks throughout the country will also start later this year. The earlier problems with the software and power supply seem to be over. Originally, the route checks were already going on last year, but due to such problems, it was canceled.
Fortunately, the Public Prosecution Service is so kind to list where everything will be permanently checked:
Flevoland | N706, Vogelweg, between the A27 and Lelystad Airport |
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Fryslân | N351, between Wolvega and Oosterwolde
N381, between Drachten and Donkerbroek |
Gelderland | N325, Arnhem (Pley Route)
N787, between Brummen and Eerbeek |
Limburg | N275, between Blerick and Nederweert
N564, between Weert and the Belgium border N277, between Ysselsteyn and Zeeland N270, between Venray and Ysselsteyn |
North Holland | N201, Uithoorn
N205, between the N207 and the N232 N9, between Burgervlotbrug and St. Maartensvlotbrug |
North Brabant | N261, Tilburg
N639, between Chaam and Baarle-Nassau |
Overijssel | N333, between Steenwijk and Blokzijl |
Utrecht | N230, Utrecht, provincial part of the Zuilense Ring (Eastern part)
N414, between Eembrugge and Bunschoten |
Zealand | N253, Rondweg Sluis
N256, Zeeland Bridge |
South-Holland | N11, between Alphen a / d Rijn and Zoeterwoude-Rijndijk |