Chaos Looms on Highways After Major Crashes: Rijkswaterstaat Forces Traffic Controllers to Work with Unsafe Multi-Million Project
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Traffic controllers are raising the alarm about safety on Dutch motorways. The top civil servants at Rijkswaterstaat are forcing them to work with new software that, according to the workforce, is slow, unsafe, and unworkable. As a result, it takes considerably longer to alert emergency services and their own inspectors in the event of accidents, even though every second counts at such moments.
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Traffic controllers are raising the alarm about safety on Dutch motorways. The top civil servants at Rijkswaterstaat are forcing them to work with new software that, according to the workforce, is slow, unsafe, and unworkable. As a result, it takes considerably longer to alert emergency services and their own inspectors in the event of accidents, even though every second counts at such moments.
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