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Waarderbrug in Haarlem closed due to defect

Waarderbrug in Haarlem closed due to defect

The Waarderbrug in Haarlem has been closed to all traffic since Sunday due to a technical defect that keeps the bridge in an open position. The municipality advises pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists to use the Prinsenbrug or Schoterbrug as alternative routes.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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