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Utrechtsestraat will not become one-way after all: speed bumps, crosswalk, and possible speed camera to make street safer

Utrechtsestraat will not become one-way after all: speed bumps, crosswalk, and possible speed camera to make street safer

The city has decided against implementing one-way traffic on the Utrechtsestraat following research that suggested alternative safety measures. Instead, authorities plan to install speed bumps, a new pedestrian crossing, and potentially a speed camera to improve safety for all road users.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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