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Next Major Maintenance Project Starts: Algera Bridge Closed for Four Weeks

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The Algera Bridge between Krimpen aan den IJssel and Capelle aan den IJssel has been closed since last night for major maintenance. For the next four weeks, cars, trucks, and buses will have to take a detour. This could easily add an extra hour to the journey. For Rijkswaterstaat, this is one of many major maintenance projects this summer. A number of motorways, such as the A1 and the A27, are also closed for weeks during the holiday period for…

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The Algera Bridge between Krimpen aan den IJssel and Capelle aan den IJssel has been closed since last night for major maintenance. For the next four weeks, cars, trucks, and buses will have to take a detour. This could easily add an extra hour to the journey. For Rijkswaterstaat, this is one of many major maintenance projects this summer. A number of motorways, such as the A1 and the A27, are also closed for weeks during the holiday period for…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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It takes some getting used to this morning for travelers between Krimpen and Capelle. The Algera Bridge is closed for four weeks due to maintenance work. Travelers needing to cross to the other side can take the water bus, the free water taxi, or cycle via an alternative bridge. "It's only four weeks, we'll get through it," says Carolien, who is in the water taxi.

The Algera Bridge between Krimpen aan den IJssel and Capelle aan den IJssel has been closed for four weeks since midnight… Algera Bridge closed for four weeks for 47,000 motorists

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NOS broke the news in Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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