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Waarderbrug temporarily closed to car and bicycle traffic

Waarderbrug temporarily closed to car and bicycle traffic

The Waarderbrug in Haarlem is temporarily closed to all road traffic, including pedestrians and cyclists, due to a technical defect that requires a replacement part. While the bridge remains open for shipping traffic, vehicles and bicycles are advised to use detours via the Prinsenbrug and Schoterbrug.

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