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Location: Maastricht. Holland.
Date: Autumn 2002.
Truck: Scania 124L Topline.
Company, homebase: Maastricht, Holland.
Remarks: This Scania has a temporary color scheme. Taken at the former Reijnders swimming pool.
Location: Maastricht. Holland.
Date: Autumn 2002.
Truck: Scania 124L
Company, homebase: Reijnders, Meerssen, Holland.
Remarks: Hauling a Geris trailer. Taken at the former Reijnders homebase in Maastricht.
Location: Maastricht. Holland.
Date: Autumn 2002.
Truck: Scania 124L Topline.
Company, homebase: Reijnders, Meerssen, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the former Reijnders homebase in Maastricht.
Location: Maastricht. Holland.
Date: Autumn 2002.
Truck: DAF 95 XF Spacecab.
Company, homebase: Reijnders, Meerssen, Holland.
Remarks: This rig is usually hauling container boxes. Taken nearby the former Reijnders homebase in Maastricht.
Location: Herstal. Belgium.
Date: March 2003.
Remarks: Eastbound at the E40. "falling" into the valley of the river Meuse.
Location: Vise. Belgium.
Date: March 2003.
Remarks: Northbound at the E-25 on the eastbend of the river Meuse, about 5 km south of the Dutch border. From the river at the left to the hill at the right, there's only 200 meters. Those 200 meters are filled with some houses, the old mainroad, the railroad, and highway E-25 from Maastricht ( Holland ) to Liege ( Belgium ). At the left, there's the river Meuse on it's way to Rotterdam ( Holland ).
Location: Gronsveld. Holland.
Date: March 2003.
Truck: Scania 113M Streamline.
Company, homebase: Reijnders, Meerssen, Holland.
Remarks: Thanks to the fact that this rig hauling quite a long time for Geris, the cab is in full Geris colorscheme. All what's left is in the old Hartog & Bikker colors. For one and a half year this Scania was my second home. Taken at the Hartog & Bikker Logistics terminal.
Location: Gronsveld. Holland.
Date: March 2003.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter.
Company, homebase: Voncken, Susteren, Holland.
Remarks: This Volvo is loading glassjars at the Hartog & Bikker terminal.
Location: Eindhoven. Holland.
Date: October 2003.
Remarks: Eastbound at highway A-67. If you want to join a traffic jam in Holland, one of the best chance on that is at the Eindhoven-ringroad. Because this ringroad is still not complete ( East of the city there's still no ringroad!!! ), most of the traffic of highway A-2, A-67, A-58, and highway A-50, passing this, only four lane, ringroad! Now they try to make a six lane ringroad. However, those lane's are going to be very small! So what can you expect then...still trafficjams!! Eindhoven, a pain in the ass of the Dutch truckers!
Location: Zeeland. Holland.
Date: October 2003.
Truck: Scania 114L Topline.
Company, homebase: Reijnders, Meerssen, Holland.
Remarks: With this rig, I'm doing my job as a truckdriver right now. Taken southbound highway N265, at a rest area.

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