Söller, herself a primary school teacher, also advocates that parking permits for school staff become free. Sterre Noordhuis of BVNL is angry about the anti-car policy of this college. Among other things, she is annoyed by the camera surveillance on Domplein, which means that you can no longer drive straight through the center by car. That has been banned for decades, but the BVNL party leader indicated that camera surveillance now makes it really impossible to drive through the center. “You are now suddenly twenty minutes longer on the road.” She is also annoyed by the expanding pedestrian zone: “We would like the pedestrian zone to be less strict.” The lack of parking spaces for cars is also a thorn in the side of the party. Noordhuis does not yet have a real alternative.
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