Netherlands
City Driving
The roads leading into (or connecting) the largest cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht and Eindhoven) are often congested with traffic, especially at rush hour. Roads in towns and cities are generally in good condition.
Driving in the very centre of cities might also be a bit challenging due to the large number of one-way streets. Signage, however, is very clear and on many roads that lead into a city you will find an information sign and city map (just inside the city border on the side of the road). The routes to parking lots are clearly indicated but parking in city centres is much more expensive than parking on the outskirts.
Did you know?
A parking system operated by Blue zones is functional in towns and cities
