A10 Amsterdam is the most dangerous road in the Netherlands

Posted on 10-02-2016 at 7:50 by CasperH – 36 Comments”

On the A10 ring road around Amsterdam happened last year, the majority of accidents. But the A4 does hard its best to that in the coming years to surpass.

This is apparent from examination of the Traffic Information Service (VID). The A10 ring road has the most accidents per kilometre of asphalt, a total of happened more than 900 accidents in 2015 on the A10 around Damsko. That is translated down to almost 29 accidents per kilometre of asphalt. The cause must be sought in the hustle and bustle around the capital, in combination with the large number of highway entrances and exits.

But the most dangerous location of our country is funny enough not on the A10 around Amsterdam. This dubious honor goes to the A2 at Empel. It was here that a total of 151 accidents in 2015. The A1 at Muiderberg and the A20 motorway near Rotterdam, the netherlands-Center scored both 141 successes. The Rotterdam region scores anyway bad, on the A13 and A16 motorways and is also a lot of accidents.

Biggest riser is, however, the A4 with Lead. In 2014 played that is still “only” 50 times people bliktikkertje in 2015, doubling this almost to 96 accidents. Do you have to be a bit careful, ladies and gentlemen?

UPDATE: our message is based on this publication of the VID, but there was also a message from the Stichting Incident Management Nederland published that suggests that the A58 from Roosendaal, the most dangerous piece of asphalt. It is remarkable that the A58 in the piece of the VID is not mentioned. I have the VID for clarification asked.

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