Report a Traffic Hazard
What is it?
To improve traffic safety within built-up areas, 30 km/h zones have been established. Speed bumps, chicanes, and narrow roadways are designed to slow down traffic. These are primarily located in residential areas, shopping streets, near schools, and other locations with high volumes of pedestrians, cyclists, and playing children.
Report it to the municipality if you observe an unsafe traffic situation.
In addition to 30 km/h zones, there are also 60 km/h zones. These areas are likewise designed to enhance traffic safety. 60 km/h zones are always located outside built-up areas, but frequently fall under municipal jurisdiction. These zones also feature speed bumps, chicanes, and narrow roadways to slow down traffic.
What to do?
You can notify the municipality if you consider a specific traffic situation to be unsafe. Please provide the following information:
- exact location
- reason for your report
You may feel that the municipality should designate your street or neighborhood as a 30 km/h zone. If so, submit a request for this together with your neighborhood association ( neighbours ).
How long does it take?
Municipal employees are not always able to respond within a few days. However, you do not need to worry, as your request will always be processed and you will always receive feedback.
Extra information
To improve traffic safety within built-up areas, there are 30 km/h zones. Speed bumps, road narrowing, and narrow roadways are designed to slow traffic down. These primarily concern residential areas, shopping streets, schools, and other locations with high volumes of pedestrians, cyclists, and playing children.
Arrange it online right away
The Municipality of Voorschoten uses DigiD. Would you like to know more or apply for a DigiD? Please visit www.digid.nl
Please first read the Frequently asked traffic questions as you might already find an answer to your question there.
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