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The Netherlands turns right. We will drive 140 km/h and there will be no cuts in the construction of new roads. This 'monster victory', as various media describe it, marks an important…
The future of our mobility is on your ballot. The elections determine the course of Dutch traffic and transport. In the spotlight of Dutch politics are the elections,…
The future of road pricing in the Netherlands remains uncertain, but what is certain is that the way we tax mobility is subject to change. The Netherlands is on the eve of a…
From affordability to sustainability: how do political parties want to keep our country mobile in the coming years? It is an urgent call that sounds like an alarm bell in everyone's ears...
Pieter Omtzigt and his party are putting mobility cards on the table. From cycle paths in the city to international train networks, the New Social Contract election program presents a far-reaching mobility vision. The…
The SGP is over 100 years old and the oldest party in the Netherlands ever. Yet they remain recognizable at their core: the SGP anchor point, the Bible, remains. Yet inside…
The PVV is committed to supporting Dutch travelers, from lower fuel taxes to more affordable public transport. The PVV is opposed to what they see as the marginalization of…
The party claims that motorists already pay enough through excise duty and wants to return the so-called 'Kok quarter' to citizens. At a time when mobility is a burning issue...
The election manifesto of the Christian Union outlines a vision in which sustainability and social care go hand in hand. At a time when climate change and sustainability are dominant themes, the Christian Union presents...
The party advocates more attention to international train connections and wants to break the monopoly on ticket sales by national carriers. Wybren van Haga's political party, Belang van Nederland (BVNL), strives for…
A look at 50PLUS' mobility policy reveals high ambitions but raises questions about the depth of their plans. In the run-up to the elections, the question of…
Both Marijnissen and the party program envision a politics that is rooted in the experiences and needs of everyday people, rather than one that is limited to the corridors of...