Dutch border towns frustrated by German controls.
Traffic jams have become much worse at the Dutch-German border. The problem is caused by German border controls. Local communities are unhappy about the increased delays.
Last year, traffic congestion increased by 50 percent on Dutch highways near the German border. This rise in traffic is directly linked to German border controls. Many file delays occurred because of these controls. Several border towns in the Netherlands are complaining about the situation. The local communities believe the German border checks are unacceptable.
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Highlights
Increased Traffic Congestion
Traffic jams have risen by 50% last year at the Dutch-German border.
German Controls Cause Problem
German border controls are the main reason for the increased traffic.
50% Increase Reported
Traffic delays have increased by 50% in the last year.
Local Communities Dissatisfied
Dutch border towns are complaining about the German border checks.
Serious Accidents Reported
Several serious accidents have occurred due to the border controls.