By: Herman Steendam – FEHAC Every year in September, the FEHAC asks the RDW how many vehicles of 30 years and older they have in its files. Then they ask for the numbers of cars, commercial vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds and then also a breakdown by fuel type. And that fuel is not alone Read more
It has been relatively quiet around the environmental zone issue for some time now. The heat is out of the discussion. In the Netherlands it has become clear that every municipality will soon have a choice, which will be limited to setting up a zone based on Euro 3 or Euro 4. It will be an improvement over Read more
The coalition agreement of the new Rutte III cabinet was presented today in The Hague. Old-timer and young-timer enthusiasts will have looked with interest at the content of the mobility chapter, bearing in mind the presentation of the previous coalition agreement. In 2012, the change to the old-timer regulation came like a bolt from the blue. Read more
In Rotterdam, the Rotterdam Classics Foundation has been fighting for some time against the environmental zone and for an alternative that, for example, produces much more results at an infrastructural level - and therefore also healthier air. The political leaders in Rotterdam are regularly approached to work on a better solution. However, D'66 alderman Pex Langenberg holds on Read more
