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Houten Tests “Bicycle Flash” on the Bike Path, Privacy Experts Fear a Prelude to More Supervision

Summary by nieuwrechts.nl
This summer, a Dutch municipality experimented with a recommended speed for cyclists for the first time. In Houten, on a busy street, it was measured whether cyclists stick to 20 kilometers per hour. This included the use of cameras and measuring devices. The trial was intended to improve road safety. Fines were not issued.
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This summer, a Dutch municipality experimented with a recommended speed for cyclists for the first time. In Houten, on a busy street, it was measured whether cyclists stick to 20 kilometers per hour. This included the use of cameras and measuring devices. The trial was intended to improve road safety. Fines were not issued.

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nieuwrechts.nl broke the news on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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