Beware: tomorrow is the trajectcontole on the A4 again

Posted on 31-01-2016 at 9:40 by nicolasr – 12 Comments”

So you have been warned…

How lovely it was, eh, the last time on the A4. Just stairs and not worry about a piercing look in his cameras of Uncle Ard in your back. Within a flash along the side of the road, but that it was just gas again, and then again boenderen. Da’s from tomorrow (Monday 1 feb) so over, the speed zone in Hoofddorp goes on. And if I make your day yet not enough have ruined it, it gets worse. It was previously only checked in the direction of The Hague, now they have the other side also with this system. There is money needed It is a very dangerous road, which is A4 and there should not be too hard. Will scare the pilots even if they are overtaken by a car and that we should not want to.

Let’s be honest, those things have no nut to do with road safety, but only with money binnenharken. And there are the controls very good at it. By the way, the absolute head-cashcow, the A2, you might need to have a good look, or your penalty is valid. They make sometimes mistakes. And not only with these checks, with the old fashioned speed cameras is quite what’s wrong.

As a piece of service perception are reflected I have a chart where you have to watch out:
– A2 Between the knp. Holendrecht and Maarssen (both directions)
– A4 motorway Between Zoeterwoude and Glasgow (both directions)
– A10 Ring west, between the Coentunnel and a New More (both directions)
– The A12 Between Prins Clausplein and The Hague city Centre (both directions)
– A13 Between Kleinpolderplein and exit Rotterdam Airport (both directions)
– A20 Between Kleinpolderplein and Terbregseplein (both directions)
– The A58 Between Bergen op Zoom and Roosendaal (hmp 95.3 t/m 100.1, both directions)
– N62 Westerschelde tunnel (both directions)

There comes, therefore, from Monday 1 February on the A4. You can be 130, but no miles harder. Take note of that so well. And the last tip, you can put Flitsmeister app. Saves your claws with money. You’re welcome!