At Huisartsen Mariahoek aan de Singel they also have to take the course into account on Friday. The practice is not accessible by car, but according to GP Loes Goossens, that does not bother them much. “The big advantage is that we make all our visits to patients by bicycle, luckily that is still possible. In addition, we close at 5 p.m., so we are only affected by the Vuelta for about two hours. After that, all care goes off. To be honest, I think we will suffer less from this than when the canal was closed a few weeks ago,” she says. “And in an emergency where the ambulance has to come, the road will probably be cleared.”
Toothache or broken car has to wait until after the Vuelta: appointments canceled
