Tuesday 16 May 2017
Since 1 May 2017, De Driesprong in Leunen has been IM recovery operator on the A73 motorway and the provincial roads around Venray. This represents the return of one of the best performing IM recovery companies from the 2013 - 2016 contract period to the national network of Stichting IMN. The change is the consequence of the decision by Wolves Berging to withdraw from a number of districts in northern Limburg.
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Thursday 4 May 2017 (update 31 May 2017)
In the first quarter of 2017, IM recovery operators achieved the best arrival times since 2012. 18,229 recoveries were carried out, with an average arrival time of 13:13 minutes. This was three-quarters of a minute faster than in the previous quarter. The only quarter in which a better performance was achieved was the second quarter of 2012, when 15,605 recovery orders were completed within an average arrival time of 13:04 minutes.
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Stichting Incident Management Nederland is responsible for the recovery of passenger vehicles on the Dutch main trunk road network. For that purpose, Stichting Incident Management Nederland collaborates closely with 65 qualified recovery companies. Below is a list of our contract partners for the contract period 1 April 2016 through to 31 March 2019.
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The objective of Incident Management is to ensure that as quickly as possible following an incident, the trunk roads are once again clear for unhindered passage of traffic. The Stichting Incident Management Nederland (Incident Management Netherlands Foundation) was established to support road managers in their efforts in the field of incident management.
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