A spokesperson for TinQ says that aggression arose between motorists because people were pushing ahead. There were also incidents where employees had to evade people who drove away angrily. The police were present in Veenendaal to steer the action in the right direction. “The action was not reported by the company to the municipality and the police. There have been a few minor incidents such as a disturbance and a collision,” said a police spokesman. “But nothing that gets a sequel.”
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