laura dieterman 1,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

If you have antisocial employees behind the wheel, I'd advise against putting the company logo on the bus. A young man with glasses refused to let me in on a busy stretch of road in 's-Hertogenbosch. I deliberately merged at the back instead of passing the entire procession, but the young man refused. Traffic behind me couldn't pass either, which is dangerous. So, the person driving today with license plate VS-337-P: be a little more polite on the road.

Rik Heinen 1,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

Starting excavation work at 6 a.m. in the middle of a residential area in Brunssum is abnormal; unfortunately, keeping in touch with the environment is not an option for you!

Redouan Loukili 1,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

Today, one of your drivers turned the road into his own racetrack. Your van (license plate unknown, but with your logo on it) apparently felt the need to add tailgating, cutting off, and intimidating driving to the traffic—the whole package. What made it extra special was that he did this to a woman with a two-year-old child in the car. Apparently, he felt the need to express his displeasure with angry hand gestures, probably because he thought she wasn't moving out of the way quickly enough for the king of the highway. I assume this isn't the kind of advertising your company wants to do on the road. Perhaps a good time to remind this driver that a driver's license isn't a license to tailgate and engage in antisocial behavior. I'd love to hear what you plan to do about this.

Hielke Hoogland 1,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

Am I speeding and then tailgating...that's clever with the company name on the vehicle...Have a nice day. Van de Beesten objected to the above review because it allegedly has nothing to do with the company. It does, though, since a company car is driving on the road in the company's name, with the goal of serving a customer. I should have apologized instead of just objecting... This really shows where their priorities lie.