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Dutch Safety Board: bridge operator must reduce risk, no investigation needed

Dutch Safety Board: bridge operator must reduce risk, no investigation needed

The Dutch Safety Board (OVV) has concluded that bridge and lock managers must prioritize public safety by strictly adhering to existing risk-reduction guidelines. The board stated that additional investigations are unnecessary, emphasizing that the focus should be on implementing current safety protocols to prevent potential accidents.

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