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Truckparking A16 e.o.

Additional space and amenities for truck drivers.

What's coming up?

The goal of the project is to create additional parking and rest facilities for trucks and drivers in the municipality of Moerdijk, as well as to provide more secure truck parking spaces west of the A16 for trucks using the A16 freight corridor (core network). The truck parking facility will also serve as an alternative for trucks from the Port of Moerdijk and the future Moerdijk Logistics Park.

Where is this location?

What is the latest update?

On September 19, 2018, various parties in West Brabant signed a memorandum of understanding titled “Truck Parking in West Brabant.” The purpose of the memorandum of understanding is to formalize the collaboration among the parties, express their commitment, and establish agreements among them with a view to comprehensively resolving the truck parking issues in West Brabant on the main road network, the secondary road network, and industrial parks within municipalities. Following the signing of this letter of intent, various parties have begun exploring options for new truck parking facilities.

On January 30, 2020, the Moerdijk City Council approved the following preliminary documents: A16 Truck Parking and Surrounding Area and the Kanters Moerdijk Food Court (including Truck Parking). These projects will be carried out separately. For more information, visit the Facility Point Moerdijk page.

For the PR192 Truck Parking and Surrounding Area project, an initial broad exploratory study was conducted in which many locations were examined and evaluated. On November 18, 2020, the Municipal Executive decided to further explore four promising locations. The locations were then further examined for their financial, social, and planning potential. Within the parameters of the Moerdijk Logistics Park Integration Plan, it appears that an expansion of the Gouden Leeuw is possible. The requested additional spaces could thus be accommodated at these two locations. The construction of the truck parking lot is largely consistent with the Provincial Integration Plan (PIP), with the exception of the parcel where the Mariakapel chapel was located. An amendment to the environmental plan is currently being processed for this section. In January 2026, the city council approved the completion of the initiative phase.

Planning

  • Completion of the Initial Phase

    Q1 2026

  • Review of Changes to the Environmental Plan

    Q2 2026 – Q2 2027

  • Implementation

    Q2/Q3 2027

Current Situation

Contact

Project Manager Corinne Rijkers
P.O. Box 4
4760AA Zevenbergen
Tel.14 0168
Emailinfo@moerdijk.nl


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