Tuesday, 11 February 2020
In the fourth quarter of 2019, IM recovery operators managed to record a significant improvement in response times when dealing with incidents on the Dutch primary road network. Three recovery operators took the leading role in this: Smits Kraan- en Sleepbedrijf in Haarlem, Takel-, Berging- en Transportbedrijf A. Barendregt in Rhoon and Eerste Arnhemse Wegen- en Sleepdienst Van Amerongen in Arnhem. The trio was led by Smits, which recorded response times of under ten minutes in three of the busiest operations areas in the country. This was achieved in the busiest quarter ever for IM recovery operators.
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Friday 7 February 2020
Marck Pleijsier will be taking up the post of IM coordinator of Stichting IMN on 17 February. This means he will be 'taking the baton' from Jenny Nyklicek who this month, after 18 months with Stichting IMN, will be emigrating with her husband, parents and children to the Czech Republic. As IM coordinator, Marck Pleijsier will be responsible for the day-to-day contacts with road managers, recovery companies and the police. He will also deal with the settlement of complaints and support the secretariat of Stichting IMN.
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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 58 qualified recovery companies. Below is a list of our contract partners for the contract period 1 April 2019 through to 31 March 2022.
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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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