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'During the KLM Open the bus can suddenly stop': Caroline campaigns for buses to stop at ghost stop in Badhoevedorp

'During the KLM Open the bus can suddenly stop': Caroline campaigns for buses to stop at ghost stop in Badhoevedorp

Residents in Badhoevedorp, led by activist Caroline, are protesting at a 'ghost bus stop' on Koekoekslaan to demand that passing buses regularly stop for passengers. Although buses frequently drive past the location, they currently only stop during special events like the KLM Open golf tournament.

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