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Netherlands allocates €24m for 19 fast cycle routes
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The Dutch government is providing about €24 million towards 19 fast cycle routes, including projects linking Eindhoven with Gemert and Utrecht with Amsterdam.
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The Dutch government is allocating about €24 million to help regions build, widen or extend 19 fast cycle routes, according to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management.
The largest grant is more than €2.7 million for a route between Eindhoven and Gemert in North Brabant. South Holland will receive nearly €2.2 million for a route linking Alphen aan den Rijn and Gouda.
Utrecht province is getting €1.8 million for its planned “From the Dom to the Dam” route towards Amsterdam, while Overijssel will receive €1.7 million for a cycle route between Enschede and Glanerbrug.
The Rotterdam and The Hague region will get more than €1 million for each of two routes: €1.2 million for Ridderkerk–Rotterdam and €1 million for Delft–Rotterdam Alexander.
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