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One-way traffic on the IJssel from Friday due to low water levels

One-way traffic on the IJssel from Friday due to low water levels

Due to low water levels, Rijkswaterstaat has announced one-way traffic for ships on the IJssel river between Zutphen and Westervoort starting this Friday. Vessels are restricted to traveling only in the direction of Arnhem because parts of the shipping channel are currently too shallow.

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