“Brussel Mobiliteit heeft geen eenduidige kennis van de staat van het wegennet. Bovendien kent men de toestand van de ondergrond van de wegen en het rioleringsnet niet.”
That’s your tax money well spent, folks.
I like the reaction “in the meantime we work project based, so all problems are solved”.
By changing the way you work you will be increasing your quality. Slowly. But you will NOT change your historic debt in 1-2-3. Knowing the terrain, subterrain, and history of works requires substantial effort and investments. The next 5 to 10 years will only gradually improve if they really focus on the right things…
How is this possible? Tell Google they can do a streetview again but with the condition that they give them data on the road? Or do it your selfand then Set up a project using a MERN stack or something to make a usable interface to check the data. Use openstreetmap if they aren’t allowed to work with Google. Like what the Flemish government has for the street plan and the GRUP ?
Well, their cameras are operating. Haven’t been in Belgium in 4.5 years. Drive through Brussels. Flash.
Seems like it’s all 30km/h now…
Well, Hertz charged me 27.5 Euros on my US credit card as an admin fee to forward the Belgian (Brussels?) Police my information. I wonder if I’ll ever receive it here in the USA…
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“Brussel Mobiliteit heeft geen eenduidige kennis van de staat van het wegennet. Bovendien kent men de toestand van de ondergrond van de wegen en het rioleringsnet niet.”
That’s your tax money well spent, folks.
I like the reaction “in the meantime we work project based, so all problems are solved”.
By changing the way you work you will be increasing your quality. Slowly. But you will NOT change your historic debt in 1-2-3. Knowing the terrain, subterrain, and history of works requires substantial effort and investments. The next 5 to 10 years will only gradually improve if they really focus on the right things…
How is this possible? Tell Google they can do a streetview again but with the condition that they give them data on the road? Or do it your selfand then Set up a project using a MERN stack or something to make a usable interface to check the data. Use openstreetmap if they aren’t allowed to work with Google. Like what the Flemish government has for the street plan and the GRUP ?
Well, their cameras are operating. Haven’t been in Belgium in 4.5 years. Drive through Brussels. Flash.
Seems like it’s all 30km/h now…
Well, Hertz charged me 27.5 Euros on my US credit card as an admin fee to forward the Belgian (Brussels?) Police my information. I wonder if I’ll ever receive it here in the USA…