New pedestrian crossings will be equipped with push buttons and a countdown timer
The Dutch government is investing 100 million euros in new pedestrian crossings.
The new crossings will be equipped with push buttons and a countdown timer. This will make it easier for pedestrians to cross the street safely.
The new pedestrian crossings will be installed at locations with a high volume of pedestrian traffic.
The crossings will be designed to make it easier for pedestrians to cross the street, even during busy traffic periods.
The Dutch government is committed to making the Netherlands a safer place for pedestrians.
The new pedestrian crossings are part of a larger effort to improve road safety in the Netherlands.
The government is also investing in new bicycle paths and other infrastructure to make it easier for people to get around without a car.
The Netherlands is known for its cycling infrastructure. The government is committed to continuing to invest in cycling infrastructure to make it easier for people to get around without a car.
The new pedestrian crossings will be installed in the coming years.
The government is working with local authorities to identify the locations where the new crossings will be installed.
The new crossings will be a welcome addition to the Netherlands' road network.
They will make it easier for pedestrians to cross the street safely, and they will contribute to the government's goal of making the Netherlands a safer place for pedestrians.
The Cabinet of the Netherlands, Bovag, the Royal Dutch Touring Club, and the RAI Vereniging have all expressed their support for the new pedestrian crossings.
These organizations represent a wide range of stakeholders, including pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.
Their support for the new pedestrian crossings demonstrates a commitment to improving road safety in the Netherlands.
The new pedestrian crossings are a positive step towards making the Netherlands a safer place for everyone.
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