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Location: Near Liège. Belgium. Remarks: Eastbound highway E-40. March suppose to be a springmonth, but in 2006, March was in Europe a real wintermonth with lot's of snow. And that means a lot of trafficjams. I was lucky here, but around Brussels and Antwerp it was one big mess on the road at that moment!
Location: Floreffe. Belgium.
Date: March 2006.
Truck: Scania 124L Topline.
Company, homebase: Transmet. Boutersem, Belgium.
Remarks: This picture is taken at the Materne-Confilux waiting area.
Location: Near St Vith. Belgium.
Date: March 2006.
Remarks: Northbound highway E-42, through the Belgian Ardennes. On our way from Diekirch ( Luxemburg ) to Gronsveld. The van Bijnen DAF in front of me was also unloading in Diekirch. Driver Marcel and I drove together from Diekirch to Gronsveld, mainwhile chatting on the cb. And I could make a couple of pictures of the Ardennes.
Location: Near Malmedy, Belgium.
Date: March 2006.
Remarks: Northbound E-42. The Belgian Ardennes in springtime....Maybe I should say wintertime. But it is awsome!
Location: Moerdijk, Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: DAF CF SpaceCab.
Company, homebase: Sijbesma. Harlingen, Holland.
Remarks: The first picture back in Holland after our Canadatrip was this DAF at the Kanters truckstop, where I had a nightstop on my way from Bergen op Zoom to Ter Aar, all in Holland.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter.
Company, homebase: van Rumpt bv. Stad aan het Haringvliet, Holland.
Remarks: This rig is taken at the Kanters truckstop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter.
Company, homebase: H. Veldhuizen bv. Zaandam, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: DAF XF SuperSpaceCab.
Company, homebase: Jac. Op 't Hof. Kapelle, Holland.
Remarks: Jac. Op 't Hof has some very nice rigs, like this one! Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Scania 124L Topline.
Company, homebase: Willemsen. Arnhem, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Scania 124L Topline.
Company, homebase: Kielholz & Rybicki. Bischofferode - Nordhausen, Germany.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter.
Company, homebase: Evert Schreuder. Zeerijp, Holland.
Remarks: This nice rig was also parked up at the Kanters truck stop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: MAN TGA XXL.
Company, homebase: Sealane. United Kingdom.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter XL.
Company, homebase: B. Högholm. Finland.
Remarks: Another good looking rig, taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: MAN TGA XXL.
Company, homebase: Troost Transport. Middelharnis, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: DAF 95XF SpaceCab.
Company, homebase: Frans Maas. Venlo, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter.
Company, homebase: Ecoservice Europe bv. Oostburg, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter.
Company, homebase: Korstanje. Driewegen, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Scania R420 Highline.
Company, homebase: A.H. Boekema & zn. Wartena, Holland.
Remarks: This new Scania was also taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: DAF 95XF SpaceCab.
Company, homebase: ATS. Swolgen, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12.
Company, homebase: Henk Brinks. Ter Apelkanaal, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Scania 114L.
Company. homebase: Dick Vijn. Zwaagdijk, Holland.
Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Scania 144G Topline.
Company, homebase: A. van Rijswijk bv. Leidschendam, Holland.
Remarks: A. van Rijswijk brought in 2 Scania's and........

Location: Moerdijk. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter XL.
Remarks: ......one Volvo to the Kanters truckstop. This was the last picture that day.

Location: Dongen. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Truck: Scania 164L Topline.
Company, homebase: Gebr. Koot. Rotterdam, Holland.
Remarks: I was loading at the Rexam glassplant, when suddenly this beauty stopped across the warehouse. I couldn't let go on this rig, so I grabbed my camera and took a picture of it.

Location: Zaltbommel. Holland.
Date: April 2006.
Remarks: Southbound highway A-2. Here you see the new "weapon" from the Dutch Ministery of Traffic against traffic jams: Blockriding! About 5 kilometres before where the traffic jam should start, a policecar pick up the traffic on the middle of the road, on and on. It slows down to 80 km/h. How closer to the source of the traffic jam, how slower it goes. At the picture we are about 1 km of the source, and the speed is 50 km/h now. In the distance you can see that three lanes merged into two lanes, wich is the reason of the daily southbound trafficjam near Zaltbommel. My first experience with this way of avoiding trafficjams is not bad. But this is certainly not the solution to end up all these traffic jams in the Netherlands!!!

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	Location: Near Liège. Belgium. Remarks: Eastbound highway E-40. March suppose to be a springmonth, but in 2006, March was in Europe a real wintermonth with lot's of snow. And that means a lot of trafficjams. I was lucky here, but around Brussels and Antwerp it was one big mess on the road at that moment!
	Location: Floreffe. Belgium. Date: March 2006. Truck: Scania 124L Topline. Company, homebase: Transmet. Boutersem, Belgium. Remarks: This picture is taken at the Materne-Confilux waiting area.
	Location: Near St Vith. Belgium. Date: March 2006. Remarks: Northbound highway E-42, through the Belgian Ardennes. On our way from Diekirch ( Luxemburg ) to Gronsveld. The van Bijnen DAF in front of me was also unloading in Diekirch. Driver Marcel and I drove together from Diekirch to Gronsveld, mainwhile chatting on the cb. And I could make a couple of pictures of the Ardennes.
	Location: Near Malmedy, Belgium. Date: March 2006. Remarks: Northbound E-42. The Belgian Ardennes in springtime....Maybe I should say wintertime. But it is awsome!
	Location: Moerdijk, Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: DAF CF SpaceCab. Company, homebase: Sijbesma. Harlingen, Holland. Remarks: The first picture back in Holland after our Canadatrip was this DAF at the Kanters truckstop, where I had a nightstop on my way from Bergen op Zoom to Ter Aar, all in Holland.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter. Company, homebase: van Rumpt bv. Stad aan het Haringvliet, Holland. Remarks: This rig is taken at the Kanters truckstop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter. Company, homebase: H. Veldhuizen bv. Zaandam, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: DAF XF SuperSpaceCab. Company, homebase: Jac. Op 't Hof. Kapelle, Holland. Remarks: Jac. Op 't Hof has some very nice rigs, like this one! Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Scania 124L Topline. Company, homebase: Willemsen. Arnhem, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Scania 124L Topline. Company, homebase: Kielholz & Rybicki. Bischofferode - Nordhausen, Germany. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter. Company, homebase: Evert Schreuder. Zeerijp, Holland. Remarks: This nice rig was also parked up at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: MAN TGA XXL. Company, homebase: Sealane. United Kingdom. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter XL. Company, homebase: B. Högholm. Finland. Remarks: Another good looking rig, taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: MAN TGA XXL. Company, homebase: Troost Transport. Middelharnis, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: DAF 95XF SpaceCab. Company, homebase: Frans Maas. Venlo, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter. Company, homebase: Ecoservice Europe bv. Oostburg, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter. Company, homebase: Korstanje. Driewegen, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Scania R420 Highline. Company, homebase: A.H. Boekema & zn. Wartena, Holland. Remarks: This new Scania was also taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: DAF 95XF SpaceCab. Company, homebase: ATS. Swolgen, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12. Company, homebase: Henk Brinks. Ter Apelkanaal, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Scania 114L. Company. homebase: Dick Vijn. Zwaagdijk, Holland. Remarks: Taken at the Kanters truck stop.
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Scania 144G Topline. Company, homebase: A. van Rijswijk bv. Leidschendam, Holland. Remarks: A. van Rijswijk brought in 2 Scania's and........
	Location: Moerdijk. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Volvo FH12 Globetrotter XL. Remarks: ......one Volvo to the Kanters truckstop. This was the last picture that day.
	Location: Dongen. Holland. Date: April 2006. Truck: Scania 164L Topline. Company, homebase: Gebr. Koot. Rotterdam, Holland. Remarks: I was loading at the Rexam glassplant, when suddenly this beauty stopped across the warehouse. I couldn't let go on this rig, so I grabbed my camera and took a picture of it.
	Location: Zaltbommel. Holland. Date: April 2006. Remarks: Southbound highway A-2. Here you see the new "weapon" from the Dutch Ministery of Traffic against traffic jams: Blockriding! About 5 kilometres before where the traffic jam should start, a policecar pick up the traffic on the middle of the road, on and on. It slows down to 80 km/h. How closer to the source of the traffic jam, how slower it goes. At the picture we are about 1 km of the source, and the speed is 50 km/h now. In the distance you can see that three lanes merged into two lanes, wich is the reason of the daily southbound trafficjam near Zaltbommel. My first experience with this way of avoiding trafficjams is not bad. But this is certainly not the solution to end up all these traffic jams in the Netherlands!!!

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