Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen (Infrastructure and Water Management) wants the Netherlands to be a pioneer in Europe in reducing CO2 emissions from aviation. In three years' time, aircraft in Europe will have to fly partly on sustainable fuel. The minister is taking the lead on the European blending obligation for sustainable aviation fuels

From 10 to 21 March, the Discoverdezorg pop-up store will open its doors in the central hall of Utrecht Central Station. The Discoverdezorg pop-up store is an initiative of 14 regional employers' organizations in Care and Welfare, working together in RegioPlus. With this striking store, in one of the busiest places in the Netherlands,

The annual report of the Flemish Ombudsman shows a striking increase in the number of complaints about canceled journeys at De Lijn. The transport company received 72.694 complaints from travelers last year, a large increase compared to 2018, which was already the crown with 52.528 complaints. Those complaints mainly go

Since 2007, the Bundesverband Taxi & Mietwagen (BTM) has coordinated taxi transport for all of Germany for employees of the Deutsche Bahn (DB) and in case of breakdowns and train cancellations. Last autumn, the DB issued a new European tender for the collaboration that ended at the end of February, which was again won by the taxi organization for

The House of Representatives wants the matrix signs above the motorways, insofar as they are suitable for this, to indicate the current maximum speed as standard. We received signals from the traffic and water management functional management traffic systems department that the matrix signs may not be ready in time for their introduction on Thursday 12 March 2020. For the