US EditionSlight Increase in the Number of Fatal Traffic Accidents
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Bad news for the alderman who introduced a 30 km/h speed limit everywhere within Amsterdam's built-up area to reduce the number of fatal traffic accidents: the number of fatal traffic accidents has INCREASED (more figures here). There are a billion signs hanging in the capital, entire roads are plastered with '30' markings, failed projects fail, bumper-crasher speed bumps are lying everywhere, and yet, despite all those wonderful plans, you stil…
Last year, thirty people died in traffic accidents in the Amsterdam-Amstelland safety region. This is evident from new figures from Statistics Netherlands (CBS). It is a slight increase compared to the previous year, when there were 28 fatal traffic accidents. New figures from CBS show that a total of thirty people will die in traffic accidents in 2025. These numbers have remained relatively stable in recent years. In 2024, that number stood at …
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