RUG protests lack of buses in Groningen and Drenthe for returing students
University of Groningen: “Where have all the buses gone?” With higher education now able to take place in person one ...
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Qbuzz bus company feels impact of Coronavirus with 8.3 million euro loss
The company saw its passenger numbers drop by half in 2020 Translated by Thomas Ansell Qbuzz, the regional bus company ...
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New tram in Groningen not futuristic enough for Gemeente, study to be made into ‘Autonomous Rapid Transit’
Only if you’ve ever cycled down the Gelkingestraat whilst being followed by an electric bus will you know true fear ...
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Eemshaven gets better transport links from Groningen
More and more companies are re-locating to the Northern Dutch coast by Thomas Ansell The Gemeente Het Hoogeland will unveil ...
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Public transport to return to normal service on June 1: face masks to be required
From 1 June, public transport in The Netherlands will run again according to the normal timetable Travelers are then obliged ...
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Frisian trains to stay Diesel-powered
The Province of Friesland had made it clear that it would like to see all regional diesel trains converted to ...
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Longer trains, more buses during first weeks of new school year
Regional public transport provider Arriva will deploy longer trains and more buses during the morning and evening commute hours to ...
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Bus service in Drenthe to be faster and go electric by 2020
Starting in 2020, buses in Assen and Emmen will be converted to electric, and bus travel will be a bit ...
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Groningen votes: a provincial elections guide for internationals
On Wednesday 20th March, the Netherlands heads to the polls to elect new provincial representatives and water board. What are the ...
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Discounted OV chip card sale for Friesland, Drenthe and Groningen
Residents across all three northern provinces can get a public transportation card, an OV chip card, for a steep discount ...
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