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German Border Controls Increased Traffic Congestion in Dutch Border Area by 50%
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German border controls increased traffic congestion in Dutch border area by 50%
Traffic congestion on the A12 and A1 at the border with Germany increased by 50 percent last year, largely due to German border controls. Several border municipalities are fed up with the German controls, complaining about extra traffic as motorists try to avoid the highway border crossings, dangerous situations for cyclists and pedestrians, and accidents, NU.nl reports.
By Julia Mausch: The German Federal Police in Bad Bentheim have intensified controls at the border with the Netherlands. These border controls have now been extended for another six months. What is the situation on the ground? Axel Stockhowe of the Federal Police explains in an interview. More...
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