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Henk Rents Land on ‘the Other Side’ Due to Truck Ban on Merwedebrug

Summary by Omroep Brabant
The fact that trucks and coaches are not allowed to cross the Merwedebrug for the coming months does not surprise Henk Swijnenburg at all. He owns a transport company in Werkendam and feels the consequences of the ban every day. To mitigate these, he is even renting an additional site on the other side, in Gorinchem. “I had already taken into account that the ban would last until the end of the year,” says Henk regarding the news that trucks can…
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The fact that trucks and coaches are not allowed to cross the Merwedebrug for the coming months does not surprise Henk Swijnenburg at all. He owns a transport company in Werkendam and feels the consequences of the ban every day. To mitigate these, he is even renting an additional site on the other side, in Gorinchem. “I had already taken into account that the ban would last until the end of the year,” says Henk regarding the news that trucks can…

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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