Ships on IJssel Restricted to One-Way Traffic as Drought Lingers - DutchNews.nl
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From Friday morning, one-way traffic will be in effect on the IJssel. Due to low water levels, two-way traffic on the relatively narrow river is unsafe. This was reported by Rijkswaterstaat (RWS). "It is a necessary evil," acknowledges Geert Snoeij, policy advisor for the trade association Royal Inland Shipping Netherlands (KBN).
IJssel restricted to one-way shipping for first time due to low water
Low water levels will restrict shipping on the IJssel between Zutphen and Westervoort from Friday morning, Rijkswaterstaat (RWS) has said. Vessels will only be allowed to travel toward Arnhem because parts of the navigation channel are too shallow and narrow to safely accommodate traffic in both directions.Parts of the riverbed along the affected stretch between Zutphen and Westervoort have dropped to a depth of 1.45 meters. Ships traveling from…
The water level of the IJssel between Zutphen and Westervoort is so low that Rijkswaterstaat has implemented one-way traffic. Ships are only allowed...
Ships will no longer be able to sail from Arnhem to Zutphen from Friday. It's still possible the other way around.
Due to low water levels, ships on the IJssel can only sail in the direction of Arnhem between Zutphen and Westervoort starting Friday, reports Rijkswaterstaat (RWS). In some places, the navigation channel in the river is too shallow and too narrow. This makes two-way traffic unsafe, according to RWS.
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