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Beach bus pilot to Zandvoort ends: will it return next year?

Beach bus pilot to Zandvoort ends: will it return next year?

A pilot program for a shuttle bus service connecting travelers from surrounding areas to the beaches of Bloemendaal and Zandvoort has concluded. Local authorities in the province of Noord-Holland will evaluate the project's impact on traffic and usage before deciding in December whether to continue the service next year.

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