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Cyclists’ Union wants more 30 km/h streets: ‘Velsen is lagging behind’

Cyclists’ Union wants more 30 km/h streets: ‘Velsen is lagging behind’

Han van Spanje of the Fietsersbond Velsen is urging the municipality of Velsen to accelerate the implementation of 30 km/h zones to match the progress of neighboring areas. He claims that Velsen is currently lagging behind other municipalities, such as Haarlem, in adopting these traffic measures.

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